Suarez facing new FA rap over 'finger'
Luis Suarez could be in more hot water over a crude gesture after luckless Liverpool saw red at Craven Cottage.
Already in the dock at the Football Association over alleged racist remarks aimed Manchester United's Patrice Evra, the Kop's darling now faces another charge after giving Fulham fans a one-fingered send-off.
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Livewire Suarez had a goal disallowed in a borderline offside call, was denied a penalty and was bated throughout by cries of "cheat" from the home support.
To cap manager Kenny Dalglish's misery, midfielder Jay Spearing was sent off after 72 minutes for a reckless tackle on Moussa Dembele before keeper Pepe Reina's blunder gifted Clint Dempsey the winner five minutes from time.
Dalglish, as ever, was supportive of Suarez afterwards.
"I haven't seen the pictures and I'm not taking anybody's word for it," he said. "If you show me the picture and what you're saying is true, then I've got a decision to make."
Asked what he thought of Fulham fans branding Suarez a "cheat", Dalglish hissed: "Scandalous. We'll look after Luis as best we can, and I think it's about time he got a bit of protection from some people.
"His integrity is impeccable, he can look in the mirror, go to bed at night and sleep soundly."
While Suarez faces an anxious wait to discover if FA hawks call him account for his sign language, Spearing - making his first start in the Premier League this season after midfield anchorman Lucas Leiva was crocked at Chelsea last week - was distraught after referee Kevin Friend showed him a straight red card.
Although he won the ball, he followed through with both feet off the ground and showing a full set of studs, catching Dembele on the ankle.
Dalglish said: "Jay never had another thought in his mind but to win the ball, and he did win it. I think you need to ask referees what their level of acceptance is - as long as they are consistent, it's not a problem.
"Sometimes you see those things resulting in a red card, other times you get away with it.
"But I don't think we were going to get anything [tonight], were we? The goal Luis scored, we could have had a penalty... we played well enough to have won the game and we certainly deserved to get something out of it.
"I'm sure we've had the rub of the green in previous games, but not tonight. We've just got to dust ourselves down and not feel too sorry for ourselves."
Liverpool's defeat leaves them 15 points behind leaders Manchester City - and five off the Champions League places.
It also robbed Dalglish of equalling a club record seventh consecutive away win, which would have made him the best Day Tripper from Merseyside since the Beatles hit.
Fulham manager Martin Jol, celebrating his first win against Liverpool in seven attempts as a manager, said: "Maybe when I was playing in England it was a great tackle, but you have to be honest about it.
"I've seen it from three angles and it was a bad one. I think it was a sending-off - it could have broken his ankle.
"Obviously the sending-off helped us because it gave us more space, but it was a much-needed win for us."
Match-winner Dempsey said: "We had more space and time on the ball, we opened them up a bit and we got the goal, which is great because it's been frustrating for us recently."
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