Fabian Schar: Last News

Cristiano Ronaldo's sister has slammed Erik ten Hag's decision to substitute the Manchester United legend against Newcastle.Ronaldo, 37, was hooked off in the 72nd minute of the Premier League clash on Sunday (October 16), despite United still searching for a goal in the 0-0 draw. He made his frustrations known, shaking his head after his number went up and muttering to himself as he trudged off.And now his sister Elma Aveiro has let Ten Hag know her thoughts on the matter.

Last season, Manchester City were trailing at Newcastle when Kevin De Bruyne came up with an assist nobody else could have seen.

Jermaine Jenas slammed Marcus Rashford's 'shocking' first-half performance against Newcastle - suggesting he was sending Erik ten Hag a message about being played out of position.

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Liverpool's clash with Newcastle.Milner was part of a rotated Liverpool side that looked to move to the top of the Premier League table on Saturday lunchtime. Naby Keita's goal was the difference after a Milner just nicked the ball ahead of Fabian Schar in the first half.However, when Milner was seen in tears on the bench in the 89th minute as Liverpool saw out the win.

Liverpool was awarded a goal against Newcastle.Jurgen Klopp's men travelled to the northeast to face off against another one of the best-playing teams in the Premier League right now. Reds and Magpie supporters were at each others’ throats after James Milner challenged Fabian Schar in the build-up to Naby Keita’s slick goal.And some fans fumed after VAR reviewed the incident and allowed the goal to stand.One blasted: “Not only is it a great challenge by Milner, I can’t see how the other lad got injured.”Another scorned: “FFS Milner foul before Keita ‘goal’ Andre Mariner the ref & of course Mike Dean on VAR obliges.”A third one raged: “Milner keeps on getting away with these dirty fouls.”However, other supporters said that the former Manchester City player’s tackle was a fair one.Do you think it was a foul on Schar? Let us know in the comments section below.One stated: “Quit yapping, he kicked Milner !!!!" A second one concurred: “What are the Geordies moaning about there? Never a foul, cracking tackle from Milner.”Another assessed: “Schar actually kicked James Milner there, as Milner got to the ball first and the Newcastle man kicked Milner's calf.

Premier League, even jokingly getting up to leave. The Premier League great watched his two former teams battle it out on Sunday evening in north London as Tottenham utterly thrashed Newcastle 5-1. Ben Davies, Matt Doherty, Heung-min Son, Emerson Royal and Steven Bergwijn got on the scoresheet after Fabian Schar had put the visitors ahead.

Harry Kane made Newcastle United fans pay for taunting him by inspiring a five-star Tottenham Hotspur fightback on Sunday.The travelling Toon army jeered the England captain throughout the early stages with chants of "you're just a sh*t Alan Shearer!" But Kane would end up having the last laugh, despite the fact he didn't get on the scoresheet. Tottenham went behind in the 39th minute to a Fabian Schar free kick before Ben Davies equalised for the hosts with his first Premier League goal since September 2017.

Liverpool defender Joel Matip turned into a prime Yaya Toure in midweek as he bagged a goal in their 6-0 win over Leeds.The Cameroonian weaved his way up the Anfield pitch, played a one-two with Mohamed Salah and slotted home in a move reminiscent of the domineering former Manchester City midfielder.It's not often you see centre-backs taking it upon themselves to foray forward and find the back of the net.However, there have been a few occasions in Premier League history where it's happened with magnificent results.Daily Star Sport is taking a look at six of the best.Fabian Schar made quite the impression after joining Newcastle in the summer of 2018. The Switzerland international scored four goals in 24 league appearances in his debut season in English football, with the pick of the bunch coming against Burnley.He let fly from 30 yards out with a strike which went in off the post and won both the Premier League and Match of the Day's February Goal of the Month.Have we missed any? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Kristoffer Ajer to Virgil van Dijk's move south. The Norwegian is one of the Hoops stars in demand and Newcastle boss Steve Bruce is looking to pip Norwich City to secure his services early in the summer.The St James’ Park side are short on numbers at the back and have Fabian Schar and Federico Fernandez moving in to the final 12 months of their deals on Tyneside.Bruce now hopes to snap up the centre-back for around £8million this summer.

Eddie Howe walks through the door as Newcastle United get ready to step up their bid to land the Hoops defender. New boss Howe is poised to check in by the end of this week or start of next with Celtic chiefs finalising the minor details of the new look management team.

straight to your inbox every day for freeNewcastle United have suffered no fresh injury concerns ahead of their trip to Old Trafford but will continue to be without four players, including top scorer Callum Wilson.Manchester United will be hoping to build upon their 4-0 thumping of Real Sociedad on Thursday by returning to winning ways in the Premier League following last week's stalemate with West Brom.The Magpies are in a terrible run of form, with just two wins in their last 15 matches in all competitions, and sit just one place above the relegation zone.Things aren't getting any easier for Steve Bruce as he will be without star striker Wilson as well as defensive trio Fabian Schar, Javi Manquillo and Federico Fernandez for Sunday's game

Premier League clash when Newcastle defender Fabian Schar cleared the ball from in front of him just yards away from goal. The last-ditch clearance secured the hosts a point and meant Liverpool go into 2021 just three points ahead of second-placed Manchester United - who have a game in hand over the leaders.

Steve Bruce played his last Premier League game as player-manager for Sheffield United against Sunderland.He turns 60 on New Year's Eve and, let's face it, these days Bruce is one or two pounds heavier than his fighting weight.But the Newcastle boss would have loved to have turned the clock back a couple of decades when he turned up at the training ground the morning after watching his side lose 3-1 to Tottenham.Eight players are missing for tomorrow's last away game of the season at Brighton and to make matters worse five of them are centre halves.Skipper Jamaal Lascelles and Fabian Schar are the latest casualties, joining Florian Lejeune and Ciaran Clark on the treatment table.With Paul Dummett not making the cut for the Toon's 25-man

Lee Mason has been told he should be quit as a professional referee following his performance in Manchester City's FA Cup victory over Newcastle.

Newcastle were subjected to a highly convincing 2-0 defeat to Manchester City on Sunday as the Sky Blues dumped the Toon out of the FA Cup at the quarter-final stage.It was an onslaught from City in the first half - but it was an onslaught the hosts were weathering, until Fabian Schar gave away a silly penalty for pushing Gabriel Jesus in the back around 10 minutes before half time.Kevin de Bruyne tucked away the subsequent spot kick with ease, causing the hosts to up the ante.Despite being behind, the second half continued in rather the same vein for Newcastle, as Raheem Sterling doubled City’s lead after 68 minutes, just after Dwight Gayle had missed the Toon’s best chance of the game.Newcastle never really looked like they would get back