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Fernandes carried the ball into the box and sent Jose Maria Gimenez tumbling backwards as he nutmegged the defender.
The Uruguayan unintentionally handled the ball as he fell to the ground.
The referee waved play on, despite the protests of Fernandes, before VAR got in his ear to advise him to check the incident.
Iranian Alireza Faghani headed over to the pitchside monitor, but the quick-thinking Portuguese players headed straight to the penalty spot.
A Uruguayan appeared to have scuffed the turf already, but several Portugal players began flattening the turf before standing guard around the white paint to prevent any more dirty tactics.
Having watched the footage, Faghani then confirmed that it was a spot-kick but he was confronted by the irate Suarez.
The veteran striker then attempted to try and stop the penalty from being awarded by blocking the referee’s arm with his HEAD.
However, even that innovative manoeuvre failed to have any impact on Fernandes as he hopped, skipped and jumped before rifling home.