Luis Suarez set up Uruguay's objective in the 1-1 draw against Saudi Arabia, as he showed up for the nation since his boycott for gnawing.

The Barcelona forward's strike fell off the post before it was occupied into his net by Hassan Muath Fallatah.

The 27-year-old was at first banned for four months and nine worldwide matches, for gnawing Italy's Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup.

That was changed to nine aggressive internationals on offer.


World Cup 2014: Uruguay forward Luis Suarez

World Cup 2014: Uruguay's Luis Suarez chomps Chiellini

The boycott will end in time for Barca's El Clasico diversion against Real Madrid on 25 October.

Suarez was accessible for a month ago's friendlies against South Korea and Japan, however Uruguay mentor Oscar Tabarez selected to let him well enough alone for squad.

In July, the previous Liverpool player was suspended from all football-related action for four months after the episode amid the last Group D match in Brazil.

The seriousness of the discipline was decreased on offer at the Court of Arbitration for Sport, permitting the striker to prepare, have friendlies and take influence in football-related exercises.