After Mexico won 3-1 against Croatia to advance to the round of 32 in this year's tournament, hundreds of fans poured into the streets of Huntingdon Park, California after the match, Daily Mail said.
Daily Mail said Suarez's act in the second half of the match has made the game the worst of all seen in this year's tournament so far.
FIFA Vice President Jim Boyce was quoted as saying that that anyone who is involved with fixing football matches should be criminally penalized with heavt jail sentences and a ban from the game for life.
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho recently claimed that FIFA is badly organized, and that the world soccer body was inconsistent with their match scheduling and pitches at the 2014 World Cup, Daily Mail reported.
