Footballer handed five year suspension after biting opponent’s penis during match

An amateur football club has suspended one of it’s player for Five years after he bite an opposition player’s penis during a game in November 2019.

The incident took place following a match between Terville and Soetrich in the east of France on 17 November last year, when a fight broke out in the stadium car park after the two sides drew 1-1.

A spokesman for the Mosellan football district, Emmanuel, Saling said:

“The events took place after the match, in the stadium car park. There was an altercation, an escalation and
things got worse.

“It is quite rare to have sanctions of several years, there are less than 10 per year. The case was a bit saucy, but… there must have been some nasty tension, so the smiles on the
disciplinary committee quickly faded.”

The victim needed ten stictes and two months recovery period before he got back to full fitness.

Luis suarez was a culprit in biting incidents when the Uruguayan was at Liverpool, but cases of biting in football have reduced drastically since the 2014 world cup.