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May 3, 2012 
Kenny Dalglish controls the ball © Getty Images |
May 3, 2012 
Luis Suarez competes with Martin Kelly and Jon Flanagan © Getty Images |
Apr 7, 2012 
Luis Suarez heads in the equalising goal © Getty Images |
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Martin Skrtel keeps a close eye on Luis Suarez during training © Getty Images |
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Luis Suarez celebrates his goal © Getty Images |
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Luis Suarez lines up a volley during a training session © Getty Images |
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Steven Gerrard celebrates his third goal with Luis Suarez © Getty Images |
Feb 19, 2012 
Luis Suarez scores his team's sixth goal © Getty Images |
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Luis Suarez and Patrice Evra battle for the ball © PA Photos |
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Luis Suarez snubs Patrice Evra's handshake © PA Photos |
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Luis Suarez comes on as a substitute for Dirk Kuyt © Getty Images |
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Luis Suarez heads at goal ahead of Ledley King © PA Photos |
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Luis Suarez returns for Liverpool © PA Photos |
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Luis Suarez and Jamie Carragher compete © Getty Images |
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Liverpool players wear t-shirts with the name of Luis Suarez on as they warm up © PA Photos |
Dec 21, 2011 
Luis Suarez takes part in the pre-match warm-up © PA Photos |
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Luis Suarez raises a smile in the pre-match warm-up © PA Photos |
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Luis Suarez rues a missed chance © Getty Images |
Dec 5, 2011 
Fulham's Danny Murphy and Liverpool's Luis Suarez exchange words © PA Photos |
Nov 20, 2011 
Daniel Sturridge looks sad as he passes Luis Suarez © PA Photos |
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