Barcelona striker Luis Suarez faces a boycott of up to three Copa del Rey matches subsequent to being refered to in the ref's report for calling Espanyol players "a waste" toward the end of a warmed Catalan derby.
Barca won the first leg of the Copa de Rey last-16 tie between the sides 4-1 on Wednesday as Espanyol had two players sent-off and were fortunate to escape further discipline as goalkeeper Pau Lopez's brutal stamp on Lionel Messi went inconspicuous.
Be that as it may, it is Suarez, who was additionally occupied for a conflict with Lopez, why should anticipated that get an one would three-amusement Cup boycott for starting a fight in the passage after the diversion that security work force needed to separate.
"Whilst all the Espanyol players climbed the stairs in the passage towards the changing areas, he (Suarez) sat tight for them and stood up to them saying on different events: "Here I am sitting tight for you, come here; you are a waste," official Juan Martinez Munuera wrote in his report.
"That incited a conflict between players from both clubs driving security faculty present and the administrative staff from both groups to intercede."
Espanyol's physical methodology had baffled Barca in a similarly searing conflict between the two in La Liga on Saturday which completed 0-0.
What's more, Barcelona supervisor Luis Enrique lauded the arbitrator's more strict way to deal with Espanyol's roughhouse strategies in midweek, contrasting the guests' style with American football.
Suarez's questionable vocation has seen him get four long bans; three for gnawing adversaries and once for supposedly racially manhandling French guard Patrice Evra amid his time at Liverpool.
Yet, the Uruguayan's conduct since joining Barcelona year and a half back has been commendable and a suspension would be his first since the four-month boycott he got for his most recent chomp on Giorgio Chiellini at the 2014 World Cup.
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