Reason why Newcastle FC player Fabian Schar goal was cancelled during Fulham Vs Newcastle United match

The decision to disallow Fabian Schar’s opening goal for the Magpies has been met with criticism by all those who are associated with Newcastle United, including Eddie Howe, the manager of the club.

After checking the video assistant referee for a long amount of time, it was concluded that referee Sam Allison ought to have a second look at the pitchside monitor. The Swiss defender believed that he had put his team ahead in the 75th minute, but after checking the video assistant referee, it was determined they should have a second look. More than a minute had gone before the referee changed his initial ruling and punished Dan Burn for a foul that had been ruled to have been committed by Fulham defender Calvin Bassey. The foul was ruled to have been committed by both players.

Burn reached out and made touch with the ball after the opportunity to eliminate the threat had already passed. An attempt was made by the former Ajax great to direct Anthony Gordon’s cross away from the goal, but he was never able to get his hands on the ball. Schar made the most of the circumstances by scoring a goal, but the authorities disrupted his celebrations before he could conclude his celebrations.

The lucky incident that helped Newcastle to secure all three points on a difficult afternoon was the goal that was scored by Bruno Guimaraes two minutes later. All three points were secured by Newcastle. During his remarks that followed the victory, Howe was still questioned about the decision that Schar had taken, and he made his feelings quite clear.

I was under the assumption that it was a goal when I was seeing it live. Dan Burn jumped in a manner that was both aggressive and fair, according to the manager of Newcastle, who is accountable for the incident.In light of the fact that instances like this are not uncommon, I was not surprised that it was brought to the attention of the VAR; yet, I anticipated that the VAR would declare that it was acceptable, even if it was not.

“At that time, I was under the notion that the referee would go back and reconsider his decision, which he had indicated as a goal. However, I was wrong. My expectation was that he would have the mental fortitude to have a look at it, but he did not end up doing so. Up until the point that it was neglected, I was under the notion that it was truly an outstanding objective.

Alan Shearer was present at the Craven Cottage away end to see the match that took place in January, when the two clubs were competing against one another in the FA Cup. In spite of the fact that he was in the United States for Premier League business, the legendary player for the Magpies still managed to find the time to share his thoughts on the decision by expressing his opinions.

Shearer tweeted, “You’re not disallowing that one VAR,” shortly after Guimaraes drove home the point. This occurred just a few moments after the original disagreement.

Howe’s team and the club’s season are both experiencing a major week as a result of the victory that Newcastle has achieved, which increases their total to seven points out of a possible nine.