Paris St-Germain forward Neymar’s three-game European ban for insulting match officials has been cut to two by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
The 27-year-old was charged by UEFA after PSG’s Champions League exit at home to Manchester United on 6 March.
Neymar called the award of a decisive 94th-minute United penalty in the last-16 second leg-tie “a disgrace”.
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He will miss the games against Real Madrid and Galatasaray but can return to face Club Brugges on 22 October.
PSG took the case to Cas after UEFA rejected their appeal against the ban.
Cas says it will publish the reasons behind their ruling in a few weeks.
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Neymar was injured with a broken metatarsal and missed both legs of the tie against United.
Referee Damir Skomina reviewed footage of a Diogo Dalot shot striking the hand of PSG defender Presnel Kimpembe before awarding the visitors the injury-time spot kick having initially given a corner.
Marcus Rashford’s penalty ensured a 3-1 win in Paris for United, who went through to the Champions League quarter-finals on away goals after the tie ended 3-3 on aggregate.
Neymar wrote on social media: “It’s a disgrace. Four guys who know nothing about football watch a slow-motion replay in front of the television.
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