Fabian Rieder
Soccer Player
Fabian Rieder was born in Bern on February 16th, 2002 and is the Soccer Player. At the age of 22, Fabian Rieder biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
Date of Birth
February 16, 2002
Nationality
Switzerland
Place of Birth
Bern
Age
22 years old
Zodiac Sign
Aquarius
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At 22 years old, Fabian Rieder has this physical status:
Height
179cm
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How Scotland have shown England the way to stop Switzerland and their carousel system, reveals MARTIN KEOWN in his tactical analysis
www.dailymail.co.uk,
July 6, 2024
MARTIN KEOWN: One reason Gareth Southgate may switch to a back three would be his concern that the overworked Declan Rice would get outnumbered in midfield if England played a 4-3-3. The Arsenal man would be left with an opponent on either side of him as a consequence of Switzerland's carousel system which can see them end up in the old-fashioned W-M formation. This is accomplished by Murat Yakin sending two extra bodies into the midfield while the match is ongoing. Sometimes you will see their two forwards Fabian Rieder and Ruben Vargas withdrawing deep to fulfil that role. On other occasions the wing backs Dan Ndoye and Michel Aebischer move inside from their flanks, which is highly unusual. There is an incredible fluidity to how they do this - and that is something England will need to be wary of.
Switzerland 2-0 Italy PLAYER RATINGS: Which 8.5/10 newcomer should England fear? Who's the Premier League star that takes more control for the Swiss? And which big name 'looked lost' for the holders?
www.dailymail.co.uk,
June 29, 2024
Switzerland fully deserved to progress into the quarter-finals where they have a potential date with England. Berlin had been the venue for Italy's triumph at the 2006 World Cup but they never looked like pulling off a repeat as they were second-best in every department. Here, Mail Sport's JOE BERNSTEIN runs the rule over who impressed - and which players should do better - in the first of the last-16 matches.