David Schnegg
CHL
LB
Balanced Full Back
Sep 29, 1998 (27)
Left
6'1"
163 lb
CharlotteSuspended for Cincinnati clash
Schnegg will be suspended due to yellow card accumulation and miss Saturday's clash against Cincinnati, according to Topbin90.
Analysis: Schnegg won't be available for Saturday's clash against Cincy and Charlotte will hope Harry Toffolo (hamstring) can return from his injury to play at left back in that match, or Nathan Byrne could cover the position on the opposite flank. Schnegg has been in good offensive form of late, contributing a goal and two assists over his last six appearances, including the assist for Idan Toklomati's game winning goal in the recent win over Montreal, making his absence a notable loss for Charlotte's attack from the back.
Assists game-winner
Schnegg assisted once to go with two shots (zero on goal), two crosses (one accurate) and two chances created in Wednesday's 2-1 win versus CF Montreal. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 68th minute.
Analysis: Schnegg can occasionally provide some crucial passes from Charlotte's left flank, even with the arrival of Allen Saint-Maximin requiring less of the former's offensive firepower. He assisted Idan Toklomati, who scored Charlotte's game-winning goal that gave the team three big points on the road. Since mid-August, Schnegg's offensive output has increased, with not only 11 crosses and five shots but also one goal and two assists for three G/A in six appearances.
Scores in win
Schnegg scored a goal off his lone shot and made four clearances during Saturday's 3-1 win over D.C. United.
Analysis: Schnegg was solid defensively but his biggest contribution came on the offensive end as he appeared at the right place to slot home a rebound from the goalkeeper and draw things level at 1-1 in the 64th minute. That's now one goal and one assist over the last three starts for the full-back, who's showing some intriguing two-way potential since becoming a full-time starter back in May.
Assists early opener
Schnegg assisted once to go with two crosses (zero accurate) and one chance created in Saturday's 3-1 win over Columbus Crew. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 39th minute.
Analysis: Schnegg's through ball in the opening minute of the match set up Brandt Bronico's opening goal, giving Charlotte a dream start to the match. It marked Schnegg's third goal contribution of the season and his first since he scored versus Toronto on May 16. He played well on the defensive end too, recording five interceptions, three tackles, one clearance and one blocked shot in his full 90 minutes of action.
Available again after ban
Schnegg is no longer suspended and is an option to play in Saturday's match against NYRB.
Analysis: Schnegg had been serving a suspension after picking up a red card for a second booking in the win over New England Revolution, and with the ban now served, he is back in contention for the starting lineup at left back. His return gives Charlotte more clarity in the back line heading into the matchup with New York Red Bulls on Saturday.
Receives red card in win
Schnegg was shown a red card in the second half of Saturday's 1-0 win over New England Revolution.
Analysis: Schnegg earned a second booking which got him sent off after creating three scoring chances Saturday. The left-back will be banned for the next MLS matchup versus Atlanta on July 22, and he could return to action in a subsequent visit to New York Red Bulls. His place in the lineup could be taken by a potentially fit-again Harry Toffolo (hamstring), although Tim Ream may be able to move from the center to the left flank, with Andrew Privett completing the back line in that case.
Nets on Saturday
Schnegg scored one goal to go with two shots (two on goal) and two crosses (zero accurate) in Saturday's 3-1 win over Toronto FC.
Analysis: Schnegg scored a crucial long-range goal in the 35th minute, marking his first goal of the campaign. He completed 35 passes and made seven clearances along with a tackle. After coming off the bench in his first four appearances this season, he has now started four consecutive matches. This opportunity arose due to Harry Toffolo's injury.
Finally logs start
Schnegg generated one shot (one on goal) and three crosses (one accurate) in Saturday's 1-0 defeat to New England Revolution. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 57th minute.
Analysis: Harry Toffolo (thigh) out Saturday meant Schnegg not only logged his first start Saturday but also was Charlotte's left-back at New England. With the former unavailable for several weeks, it looks like Schnegg can cover the position moving forward.
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