Luis Suarez accused of biting Branislav Ivanovic as Liverpool and Chelsea draw 2-2 Liverpool's Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez celebrates scoring their late equaliser against Chelsea in a game in which he was also accused of biting an opponent. THE two sides of Luis Suarez were on show as he first bit an opponent's arm and then scored a last-minute equaliser for Liverpool in a 2-2 draw against Chelsea in the Premier League. In the latest chapter in his controversial career, the Uruguay international tussled with Branislav Ivanovic in Chelsea's penalty box and television pictures showed Suarez biting the top of the defender's right arm. In 2010, Suarez was banned for seven matches for biting an opponent while playing for Ajax against PSV Eindhoven in the Dutch league. Suarez, always the centre of attention, also gave away a penalty with a needless handball and Eden Hazard converted the spot kick to put Chelsea ahead in the 57th minute. The striker made amends by glancing in Daniel Sturridge's cross with seconds remaining at Anfield but it failed to overshadow the biting incident that could land him another long ban. He was suspended for eight games last season for hurling racist insults to Manchester United defender Patrice Evra during a match. Liverpool's Luis Suarez pats Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic on the head after the Chelsea player complained to referee Kevin Friend about being bitten during the English Premier League 2-2 draw at Anfield. Picture: Andrew Yates Source: AFP "We will review it and we will comment after that," Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers said. Until we review it, we can't comment on it. The late goal denied interim Chelsea manager Rafa Benitez a winning return to the club he led to the Champions League title in 2005 and the final of Europe's top competition in '07 in his six-year stint at Liverpool. Benitez, who recently said he would return to manage Liverpool, said he didn't see the biting incident and refused to comment. The draw also means Chelsea stayed fourth and are one point behind Arsenal, having played a game less, in the race for Champions League qualification. Tottenham are a further point behind after their 3-1 win against Manchester City earlier Sunday. Oscar put Chelsea ahead in the 26th minute before Suarez supplied a superb cross for Daniel Sturridge to sidefoot home in the 52nd. Liverpool'sLuis Suarez (R) clashes with Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic after appearing to bite the Chelsea player during the English Premier League match at Anfield. At White Hart Lane, Gareth Bale fronted a late fightback by Tottenham in a 3-1 victory over Manchester City, giving runaway leader Manchester United a chance to wrap up the Premier League title tomorrow. The defending champions imploded at White Hart Lane as Spurs scored three goals in a seven-minute span, with Bale setting up Clint Dempsey for a 75th-minute equaliser and capping the comeback with chipped finish in the 82nd. Substitute Jermain Defoe scored Tottenham's other goal to leave second-place City stunned, even though their hopes of retaining the title had long since been extinguished. "I cannot believe we lost this game," City manager Roberto Mancini said. We had it under control. Tottenham Hotspur's Jermain Defoe, left, shoots to score against Manchester City during their English Premier League match at White Hart Lane. Spus won 3-1. Picture: Lefteris Pitarakis Source: AP Samir Nasri gave the visitors a fifth-minute lead but their late collapse means United can take away the title from its neighbour's grasp by beating relegation-threatened Aston Villa at Old Trafford on Monday. United need three points from their last five games. "It's very competitive and will probably go down to the wire," Tottenham manager Andre Villas-Boas said. It was a great game and the players did ever so well to come back into it. Bale, the leading contender for England's Player of the Year award, has been Tottenham's inspiration all season and he sparked the revival in his first match back after two weeks out with an ankle injury. The Wales forward's sublime cross found Dempsey, who couldn't miss from inside the six-yard box. "As soon as that went in, the crowd lifted, we lifted and we showed the character that the team has got," said Bale, who was shifted to the right wing in the second half to great effect by Villas-Boas. Chelsea's Oscar, centre right, scores against Liverpool during their English Premier League 2-2 draw at Anfield Stadium. Picture: Jon Super Source: AP Defoe cut inside and fired a powerful shot into the corner in the 79th to make it 2-1 and Bale added further gloss by running in behind the City defence and producing a deft chip to beat goalkeeper Joe Hart, for his 18th league goal of the campaign. "It's massive," Bale said. The club is moving forward every year and all us players want to be playing in the Champions League week in, week out, playing against the best teams. We will be pushing until the end of the season to get in the top.