Suarez: Conscience is clear in racism row

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has reopened the racism row which dogged his - and the club’s – season by describing his eight-match ban as strange and insisting his “conscience is clear”.

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has reopened the racism row which dogged his - and the club’s – season by describing his eight-match ban as strange and insisting his “conscience is clear”.

The Uruguay international was banned after an independent panel appointed by the Football Association found him guilty of racially abusing Manchester United’s Patrice Evra in a match at Anfield last October.

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