Luis Suarez is a biter, he’s been accused of racism, but he’s easily the most prolific goalscorer on the planet.
Lionel Messi’s injury (knee) opened the door for Suarez and Neymar to lead Barcelona on the pitch. It was the former who did so on Tuesday. Tied 1-1 late in the match, Suarez displaced any notion that the Catalan giants are incapable of surviving without Messi’s talismanic talents.
His inch-perfect goal lifted Barcelona past Bayer Leverkusen 2-1.
Suarez scores a beauty as Barcelona come from behind to take 2-1 lead in span of two minutes. #UCL @HeinekenSoccer https://t.co/GgkOstgEYt
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) September 29, 2015
Twitter was a frenzy immediately after.
Suarez dedicated his goal to Messi. #Respect pic.twitter.com/zaBHJoQAC7
— Football Tweets (@FutballTweets) September 29, 2015
If there's anything to be learned from today, it's that Lionel Messi is bad and Barcelona are better without him
— Soccer Gods (@soccergods) September 29, 2015
Must be nice to be Barcelona
— Vince Pierre LaSalle (@_Zeets) September 29, 2015
Put Suarez one-on-one and 7/10 he'd bottle but he scores the difficult ones. Strange player.
— Az. (@TheNumber10Role) September 29, 2015
SUAREZ! Yeah, @FCBarcelona are going to be just fine even without #Messi.
— KICKTV (@KICKTV) September 29, 2015
If only Arsenal had a player like Suarez. And a player like Busquets. And a player like Messi. Then maybe, just maybe...
— Chef (@champ_ian) September 29, 2015
What a player I created in Luis Suarez,
— Deluded Brendan (@DeludedBrendan) September 29, 2015
Champions League behind them, Barcelona return to the pitch to face Sevilla at the weekend.
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