FIFA's record ban handed down to Luis Saurez will see the Liverpool striker miss a total of 13 games for the Anfield club, including over half of their UEFA Champions League group stage matches.
The Liverpool striker was banned for a record nine games - and banned for four months - after FIFA find him guilty of biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini.
It's the third time the 27 year-old has been sanctioned for biting an opponent, and Suarez has also been fined 100,000 Swiss francs (£66,000), confirmed FIFA.
In 2011 Suarez was banned for seven games for biting PSV Eindhoven’s Otman Bakkal while playing for Ajax and last year he received a 10 game suspension by the FA for biting Chelsea’s Branislav Ivanovic.
He will miss a total of 13 games for Liverpool, including four Champions League group stage matches.
As for the impact on his international career, and depending how far Uruguay progress in this World Cup without him, Suarez could miss the majority of their 2015 Copa America campaign; a title they hope to defend in Chile.
The full list of matches Suarez will miss:
June 28: Uruguay v Colombia
June 4: World Cup quarter-final
July 8: World Cup semi-final
July 12: World Cup final
August 16: Liverpool vs Southampton
August 23: Manchester City vs Liverpool
August 30: Tottenham vs Liverpool
September 13: Liverpool vs Aston Villa
September 16-17: Champions League group game
September 20: West Ham vs Liverpool
September 23-24: Champions League group game
September 27: Liverpool vs Everton
September 30: Champions League group game
October 4: Saudi Arabia vs Uruguay
October 18: QPR vs Liverpool
October 21-22: Champions League group game
October 25: Liverpool vs Hull City
October 27-28: Capital One Cup fourth round
