Bradley Klein
03 July 2010
FIFA will study official reports from the Uruguay-Ghana Soccer World Cup quarter-final before deciding how long to suspend Luis Suarez for his deliberate handball that denied the Africans victory.
FIFA's disciplinary committee can sanction Suarez for more than the mandatory one-match suspension the Uruguay forward must serve after receiving a red card yesterday.
FIFA spokesperson Pekka Odriozola said today the disciplinary panel has no immediate timetable to look at the incident.
Ghana's Asamoah Gyan missed the penalty, and Uruguay then won the ensuing shootout. Suarez will miss Uruguay's semifinal against the Netherlands on Tuesday.
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