Luis Suarez WON'T start for Uruguay in World Cup opener against Costa Rica (oh dear, that will keep him fresh for England)


Luiz Suarez will not start for Uruguay in their opening Group D clash against Costa Rica.
The Liverpool talisman has returned to full training since his knee injury putting his participation in the tournament in doubt.
However as revealed by Sportsmail's Matt Lawton on Thursday, Uruguay boss Oscar Tabarez will start with Diego Forlan and Edinson Cavani up front.
Leading the way: But Luis Suarez, in Uruguay training, will not start against Costa Rica
Leading the way: But Luis Suarez, in Uruguay training, will not start against Costa Rica

Donning the gloves? Suarez (left) jokes around with team-mates Coates, Godin and Rodriguez
Donning the gloves? Suarez (left) jokes around with team-mates Coates, Godin and Rodriguez
Keep-up: The news means Suarez will be fresh for the crucial second Group D game against England
Keep-up: The news means Suarez will be fresh for the crucial second Group D game against England


It will keep Suarez fresh to face England on Thursday, although Tabarez did not rule out the Liverpool star playing some part in the Costa Rica game.
He said: 'We're just about to go out and train on the pitch now and you never know what will happen,' Tabarez said.
 
'We are increasing (Suarez's) pace of recovery and up until now there have been no glitches.
'Yesterday afternoon Suarez did the most important thing in training, which is play football.
'We still have one day to go. We don't want to jump the gun. We have prepared not to have him, but it would be wonderful to have him. We have to be very careful.'  
Top man: Edinson Cavani will be Uruguay's main attacking outlet against Costa Rica
Top man: Edinson Cavani will be Uruguay's main attacking outlet against Costa Rica
Drop down: Suarez's team-mates do push-ups while he works with the ball
Drop down: Suarez's team-mates do push-ups while he works with the ball

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