Friday, 21 May 2021

EURO referees given handball briefing

UEFA’s EURO 2020 referees have been instructed about clarifications to football’s laws on handball which will be applied at the tournament.



The laws, which have been reworked for the sake of better overall understanding, were a key topic on the agenda at the EURO referees’ pre-tournament workshop in Nyon.

The gathering at the House of European Football brought together the 18 referees and 22 video assistant referees (VARs) selected as the 25th team for the EURO, which takes place in eleven cities across Europe between 11 June and 11 July.

Preventing inconsistency

The new Laws of the Game come into force on 1 July, but can be introduced in competitions that begin in the immediate period before then.

Football’s lawmakers, the International Football Association Board (IFAB), have clarified Article 12 of the Laws of the Game, which contains provisions on handling the ball.

As the interpretation of handball incidents has not always been consistent due to incorrect applications of the law, IFAB has confirmed that not every touch of a player’s hand/arm with the ball is an offence.

In terms of the criterion of the hand/arm making a player’s body “unnaturally bigger”, IFAB has also confirmed that referees should continue to use their judgment in determining the validity of the hand/arm’s position in relation to the player’s movement in that specific situation.

IFAB clarification of the handball law

“It is a handball offence,” IFAB said after its annual meeting in March, “if a player:

- deliberately touches the ball with their hand/arm, for example moving the hand/arm towards the ball;

- touches the ball with their hand/arm when it has made their body unnaturally bigger. A player is considered to have made their body unnaturally bigger when the position of their hand/arm is not a consequence of, or justifiable by, the player’s body movement for that specific situation. By having their hand/arm in such a position, the player takes a risk of their hand/arm being hit by the ball and being penalised;

or

- scores in the opponents’ goal:

- directly from their hand/arm, even if accidental, including by the goalkeeper; or

- immediately after the ball has touched their hand/arm, even if accidental.”

Accidental handball that leads to a team-mate scoring a goal or having a goal-scoring opportunity will no longer be considered an offence.
The chairman of UEFA’s Referees Committee, Roberto Rosetti, welcomed the clarification of the handball laws. “The laws are now simpler for everybody,” he said. “In particular, the change whereby not every touch of the ball is considered as an offence is important, because the players have the right to play and move with the ball in a natural way, and referees have to understand this kind of natural movement.”

Firm action – calmness – control

The EURO match officials – meeting together for the first time since the outbreak of the COVID pandemic in spring 2020, with all necessary health precautions and protocols in place at UEFA’s headquarters – also discussed UEFA’s technical refereeing guidelines. Referees are being urged in particular to act firmly at the EURO to punish holding and pushing offences in the penalty area, and to take strong action against reckless challenges and serious foul play which could endanger a player’s safety.
“It’s crucial in this respect that referees act not only to protect players, but also to protect the spirit and image of the game,” said Rosetti. “Everyone is on the same page as far as the uniform and consistent application of the laws are concerned in these areas.”

Rosetti urged the referees to “stay calm and in control” in handling players, especially in situations of mobbing and dissent. “We have clear proof from this season’s UEFA club competition knockout stages that if referees are calm and focussed, they can send the right message to players – we’re seeing that when referees relax, the players react in a very positive way.”
UEFA’s referee officers plan to visit all 24 teams ahead of the EURO to explain the various instructions and guidelines given to the match officials, and to emphasise what is expected in return of players, coaches and team officials. Presentations to the teams on law changes and refereeing guidelines in the run-up to UEFA EURO 2016 were a crucial factor in the overall positive conduct of players and coaches at the tournament in France.

VAR’s crucial role

The video assistant referee (VAR) system will also be deployed for the first time at a EURO final tournament. Rosetti is confident of the system’s strengths: “We believe in the project, which has worked very well so far,” he said.

“We’re emphasising to the VARs that they should only intervene when a referee makes a clear and obvious mistake, or in cases of serious missed incidents. The referees must remain the centre of the decision-making process, but the role of the VARs is extremely crucial in helping them.”

Keeping up standards

Rosetti emphasised that the referee teams chosen for the EURO had “appointed themselves” with a series of impressive displays in UEFA club and national team competitions in the spring. “The quality of their performances made the difference,” he said. “The referees did very well during the season.”

“We want the referees to maintain their traditionally high standards at the EURO. We’re expecting top-quality referees who are professional and totally focussed on their task on the field of play.”

uefa.com

79 comments:

  1. OT

    South Africa - Saudi Arabia (Mario Sánchez Yantén) and France - Denmark (Pierluigi Collina) are today's games from World Cup 1998.

    wc98refs.blogspot.com

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  2. OT

    It was the final whistle for Xavier Estrada Fernández in Levante-Cádiz match tonight, after 12 seasons in LaLiga and 8 as a FIFA referee.

    Enhorabuena y muchas gracias!

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    1. Spain still has age limit for referees? I thought it was removed last year...

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    2. Congratulations to him, a very successful last season with a Copa del Rey final, reward for a great career.
      Also very reliable internationally, a solid 1st Cat. referee.
      Best wishes for his future projects.

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    3. @Anonymous Despite the age limits being officially abolished since last year, CTA-RFEF can decide if a referee must retire at 45, it seems that only Elite referees like Del Cerro Grande will benefit from this.

      Also, maybe CTA-RFEF was fine with Estrada continuing but he himself stepped down.

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  3. Badge for Alberola Rojas 2022. Best wishes for Estrada!

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  4. Interesting article, thanks for posting Chefren.

    My takeaways:

    - a return to a more common-sensical approach in assessing handling, welcome for me!

    - if I may say so, the 'usual' stated focus on holding in the penalty box and red card tackles / challenges

    - “stay calm and in control” when dealing with players; reading that, I start to believe the UEFA crackdown on dissent and mobbing in it's current form is a consequence of Vidal's RC given by Anthony Taylor, a decision which required courage for sure, but could have been managed differently by the English ref

    Rosetti and the committee should have our trust to deliver a well-officiated EURO!

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  5. I still have doubts regarding the new handball law. It basically extends the grey area by giving the referee more room for interpretation. Therefore it might become even more difficult to reach consistency and predictability for handball decisions.
    But we will see how good UEFA manages to bring their EURO referess to a uniform approach.
    A consistent application during the tournament would be very helpful for the following season on all levels.

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    1. Essentially, it will be as before the last year's change:

      Blocking a shot/pass -> offence whenever the ball hits an arm that is away from the body

      Trying to play the ball by tackle -> no offence if the arm is between the body and the ground (but not extended to make the body bigger).

      Other situations depends on assessing the following factors:
      -> was the ball expected?
      -> yes
      -> arm away from the body: penalty
      -> arm stuck to the body: no penalty
      -> no
      -> only if arm clearly in an unnatural position (e.g. high above head): penalty

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    2. What ist the source for that interpretation?

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  6. Friendly matches

    Sunday, 23 May

    Ukraine - Bahrain
    Pavel Orel - Petr Blažej, Kamil Hájek - Vitaliy Romanov

    Wednesday, 2 June

    Romania - Georgia
    Anastasios Sidiropoulos - Polychronis Kostaras, Lazaros Dimitriadis - Andrei Florin Chivulete

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    1. I wasn't aware that Greek referees can handle Romanian teams.....

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    2. Because Vassaras, former Greek FIFA referee, is head of Romanian referees. But this is just a friendly!

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    3. i dont see a problem in this? this would also mean hungarian referees would never referee russia because of kassai or english referees would never referee greece because of clattenburg?

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  7. Final Bundesliga matches this afternoon for Gräfe (Ex-FIFA, 6 CL matches), Schmidt (BL referee since 2003!) and Winkmann, who share approx. 650 BL matches among them.
    All three reached the age limit of 47 years.

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    1. Which referees are candidates to replace them?

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    2. I think, one definetly can expect Tobias Reichel (1985) and Matthias Jöllenbeck (1987). Both already had five trial matches in first division this season and mostly convinced in their appearances.
      Beside them, the opinions seem to differ. As 2.Bundesliga referees, who could be able to make the next step, I would think of Arne Aarnink (1985) and Sven Waschitzki (1987). With outsider chances, I would add Timo Gerach (1986). Another younger opportunity would be Nicolas Winter (1992), but I think that he needs some development before the next step. He could be a candidate for the "perspective cadre", who officiate five Bundesliga matches in the season like Jöllenbeck and Reichel this year.

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    3. Great respect to Grafe, one of my favorite referees in Germany

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    4. In minute 90, Lewandowski (BAY) scored his 41st goal of the season and thus he became the sole record holder (Gerd Muller scored 40 in season 1971-1972).
      Lewandowski removed very clearly his shirt by celebrating this goal, which lasted at least one minute.
      IFAB Laws of the Game Law 12.3 (Page 111) A player must be cautioned, even if the goal is disallowed, for removing the shirt or covering the head with the shirt.
      There was no disciplinary reaction by ref Markus Schmidt. Despite this is the farewell season (match) for ref Schmidt, this is deliberately violating the regulations.
      I don't want to think about a combination of ultimate season (game) of the referee and players' shirt post match.
      Hopêfully, you follow my idea the yellow card would still be mandatory.

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    5. Agree, YC is mandatory, no matter the case.

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  8. Dr matthias Jöllenbeck and Tobias Reichel god some games this season but were not regular referees in the first league. I think both are candidates. I also think Timo Gerach could be one candidate, but very different opinions on german refs blog apart from Jöllenbeck and Reichel.

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  9. Today's and tomorrow's domestic cup finals

    Belarus: Siarhiej Sciacuryn
    Estonia: Juri Frischer
    Greece: Danny Makkelie
    Portugal: Nuno Almeida
    Romania: Horațiu Mircea Feșnic
    Scotland: Nicolas Walsh

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    1. Slovenia: Dragoslav Peric

      Today Matej Jug handled the decisive match for the Slovenian championship Maribor-Mura (1:3).

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    2. Azerbaijan: Əliyar Ağayev
      Bosnia and Herzegovina: Irfan Peljto
      Switzerland: Lionel Tschudi

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  10. OT : fifa french referee Frank Schneider is demoted in Ligue 2 after this season. He was several times FO with Clément Turpin un CL. Very surprising new for him...

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  11. Paraguay - Nigeria (Pirom Un-Prasert) and Spain - Bulgaria (Mario van der Ende) are today's games from FIFA World Cup 1998.

    wc98refs.blogspot.com

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  12. Good, expected level performance by Danny Makkelie on the Greek Cup final.

    A correct penalty for PAOK, a correctly waived play-on on a Olympiakos penalty appeal.

    Some mistakes on foul detection, overall good management of the players (even though on some scenes he seemed distant), only 2 cautions. IMO, he could have cautioned at least 2 more players.

    Both AR's with correct offside and onside calls.

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  13. Very challenging match for Jarred Gillett today in the second leg of the Championship playoff semifinal return between Brentford and Bournemouth.


    Clips of the big incidents:

    15' - Penalty given to Brentford (handling)
    https://streamable.com/y93msm

    16' - Management; two YCs (AB)
    https://streamable.com/o97qjy

    28' - Red card given to Brentford no.6 (DOGSO)
    https://streamable.com/eww36y

    29' - Potential penalty to Brentford (tripping)
    https://streamable.com/ygu241

    38' - Potential penalty to Brentford (impeding)
    https://streamable.com/unqv0e

    43' - Potential penalty to Bournemouth (handling)
    https://streamable.com/fk3i5k

    +46' - Potential penalty to Brentford (charging)
    https://streamable.com/wmi9c5

    54' - Potential penalty to Brentford (tripping)
    https://streamable.com/ur1zla

    90' - Potential red card to Brentford no.22 (SFP?)
    https://streamable.com/n83shp


    Full clip HL of the match can be found below:
    https://fromsmash.com/brentford-bournemouth-gillett

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    1. IMO
      15' correct
      16' correct
      28' correct
      29' wrong, should be a penalty plus potential YC
      38' correct, never a penalty
      43' correct, not enough to call a penalty
      46' correct, nothing to comment at all
      54' correct, again, not enough to call a penalty
      90' can be either YC or RC

      Overall, very challenging to handle, but I think Gillett did a very good job. Very well done!

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    2. IMO
      15' - Correct decision, body surface enlarged significantly.
      16' - Correct to issue two YCs. Referee seems allert, well handled.
      28' - No doubts about this one; the defender loses position and stops the attacker desperately.
      29' - Clear tripping, penalty to be whistled.
      38' - No offence, I think; supportable decision at least.
      43' - Actually a quite wierd one. I would support the referee, the ball is deflected by the head(s), but the second contact seems to be on the shoulder level. Defensive freekick would be the smartest solution here for me.
      45+1' - Not enough, the defender goes up for a header and does not seem to commit an offence; supportable decision.
      54' - Tricky one, but I would support the referee again.
      90' - YC, correct for me.

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  14. 29' should've been a penalty (DOGSO?)

    43' tricky under current wording (first contact ok, second contact is above the shoulder line, so penalty to be given but FK for pushing would've been the smartest option)

    +46' never a penalty in a high-level game - technically we can discuss about it though :D

    Remaining incidents were perfectly assessed by Gillett. The only clear and obvious mistake is no-penalty in 29'. Premier League next season for him?

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    1. I completely agree that he is likely to get promotion. I am very excited if this happens. Another interesting fact is that normally some popular Championship league referees will get chances to become the main referee for one PL game before they get promotion. Last year were Robert Jones and Darren England, but this year does not happen. Therefore, there is not enough cue to predict who will get promotion. My names would be Gillett and Brooks.

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  15. In my opinion, Jarred Gillett is one the best referees in Sky Championship League, another name I think did a good job throughout the entire season would be John Brooks. I pay very close attention to Championship league refereeing, even more than PL, because I am a fan one of the clubs in Championship league. Jarred Gillett also did a great job when he was in Australia, and I hope to see him in PL next season. He and John Brooks are likely to get promotion. Many referees in Championship league are extremely terrible, and I do not want to state those names due to the policy of this blog. Another referee is likely to get promotion as well, but he is very bad. His first name starts with the letter T.

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  16. Deniz Aytekin (FIFA Elite) handled yesterday's 3.Liga match FC Ingolstadt - 1860 München in Germany. The outcome was crucial for the relegation to 2.Bundesliga. He faced numerous difficult situations, here are the mostly discussed ones:

    Handling? Decision: 2x no penalty
    https://streamable.com/1t1uq5

    DOGSO? Decision: Red Card
    https://streamable.com/o5p2l8

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    1. In my opinion both penalties to be whistled. Aytekin didn't see anything, I think. No VAR in 3. Liga, right? I think it would have intervened in both situations.
      About the DOGSO, once whistled, correct RC for me (not central position but very easy for attacker to shot with an empty net), however it looks like a simulation. Not sure about a real contact! In this case I can't blame Aytekin, all referees would have whistled foul.

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    2. I agree about the penalties, I don't about the RC. I'm not sure but I have the idea that there isn't even any contact. Besides, there are walking two defenders near the keeper. RC is harsh IMO.

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    3. Indeed, no VAR available in 3.Liga. Here are two more scenes that caused controversies:

      Foul prior goal? Decision: Goal
      https://streamable.com/8sdu5m

      Foul? - Decision: 2x Foul
      https://streamable.com/945if4

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    4. Here are my views:
      1) Two penalties missed. The body surface is clearly enlarged here in both cases, the VAR would have intervened.
      2) Rather impossible to assume, if there is any contact. I would say: Rather yes. This still seems to proof the contact with the attacker's left foot: https://ibb.co/NLzzVSj
      The RC is correct then for me. The goal is empty, the likelyhood that the attacker reaches the ball and scores is quite big and the defenders cannot intervene anymore. I would support the referee here.
      3) Again very difficult to assess, who commits a foul here. I would support Aytekin here again, as the blue player seems to be a bit too late, whilst the red player already toe-pokes the ball.
      4) First penalty is clearly correct. The defender loses his position and stops the attacker with grabbing to throat. The second one seems okay as well, but the pictures aren't good enough to make a final conclusion. The defender seems to only hit the attacker's left leg.

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  17. Higler today with a terrible performance in the play-off final. Can't say it more kind I'm afraid...

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    1. At least 1 missed RC (and missed VAR intervention) IMO. Higler continues his bad form im affraid.

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    2. 2 missed RCs and missed penalty IMO

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    3. Don't think the penalty call is mandatory, I support play-on, but agreed that there should have been 2 RCs for Feyenoord, and I personally would have preferred one for Janssen (Utrecht) as well for his aggressive reaction in stoppage time. Higler tried to apply a lenient approach all game, but this kind of backfired eventually.

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    4. That's classic Higler. His approach to games causes problems which he is unable to solve because of his lack of charisma.

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    5. Agreed. I honestly don't see what the KNVB sees in Higler, he's not more than a mediocre referee tbh.

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    6. Its a pity that there are even worse refs in the Eredivisie (Kooij, Mulder, Gozubuyuk)

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    7. Kooij and Mulder are worse yes, Gözübüyük isn't IMO

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  18. My early predictions for the first round of Euro fixtures:

    (A) TUR-ITA: Makkelie (Blom)

    (A) WAL-SUI: Rapallini (Sánchez)
    (B) DEN-FIN: Vinčič (Irrati)
    (B) BEL-RUS: Kuipers (Blom)

    (D) ENG-CRO: Hategan (Dankert)
    (C) AUT-MKD: Çakir (Valeri)
    (C) NED-UKR: del Cerro Grande (Hernández)

    (D) SCO-CZE: Dias (Pinheiro)
    (E) POL-SVK: Turpin (Brisard)
    (E) ESP-SWE: Grinfeld (Irrati)

    (F) HUN-POR: Taylor (Attwell)
    (F) FRA-GER: Orsato (Irrati)

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  19. Opening match for Makkelie is impossible since he worked with Turkish Football Fedaration (TFF) last season.TFF paid for him

    His coach Jaap Uilenberg is also working for Turkish Referees

    My bet is Lahoz for Italy vs Turkey

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    1. He wasn't working for TFF, he was there once as UEFA VAR instructor. The same work he does for FIFA. He make use of his experience and knowledge concerning VAR stuff. For this reason he can easily do Turkish games. Besides this Makkelie is well respected in Italy.

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  20. Due age limit Uilenberg isn't working any more for the Dutch FA. Makkelie has former FIFA referee Herman van Dijk as his current coach.

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    1. Are you referring to the age limit for referee observers (70) or Dutch FA also requires their employees to retire at 70?

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  21. Belgium - Korea Republic (Márcio Rezende) and Netherlands - Mexico (Abdulrahman Al-Zaid) are today's games from FIFA World Cup 1998.

    wc98refs.blogspot.com

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  22. Happy to see Kuipers reclaim some of his old form today in promotion battle NAC - NEC. Good management, key situations correctly assessed. After a few below average performances, he seems to be back on track right in time.

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    1. I am astonished how people don't or don't want to understand the difference between a game in Netherlands with 13 fouls like NAC - NEC and a decisive 1/8 final in the Champions league between two latino-type teams like Juventus and Porto. Of course he was good in NAC - NEC - I don't think that there is a referee in all Europe's first divisions who could have problems with this game. And, also of course, Kuipers, and any other referee from Netherlands, would look again absolutely helpless and lost when he have to manage a hot European battle between Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Greek, Turkish teams.

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    2. Im quite sure that with Higler, Kooij or Mulder in the middle NAC-NEC would have been a warzone ;)

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    3. I hope Anonymous 21:44 himself is aware he’s vomiting a lot of crap again. We can easily list a series of hot European (or Middle/South American) battles which were handled good to very good by Kuipers. Makkelie, even this weekend, was in full control of the Greek cup final, after very good performances in Juventus-Barcelona this season and Atletico Madrid-Juventus last season, just to mention a few examples by heart. No problem if you dislike Dutch refereeing, but you shouldn’t spread nonsense.

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  23. Predictions for the 2021 UEFA Under-21 Championship QF, to be played on 31 May:

    18:00 CET
    SPAIN-CROATIA
    Maurizio Mariani (ITA)


    NETHERLANDS-FRANCE
    Harm Osmers (GER)

    21:00 CET
    PORTUGAL-ITALY
    Guillermo Cuadra Fernández (ESP)

    DENMARK-GERMANY
    Dennis Higler (NED)

    For the semifinals, my names would be Halil Umut Meler (TUR)and François Letexier (FRA);
    Then the final would be given to Sandro Schärer (SUI).

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    1. Are they using the same referees as in the group stage?

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    2. I think so, it was the case in the previous editions and there is no other list published, so as long UEFA select a pool of officials for the group stage there is no reason to change in KO stage.

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    3. For information, Letexier is a main referee for a quarter final but i don't have a game (Information DTA).

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    4. Peljto must be in SF!

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    5. My prediction is
      NED-FRA: Nyberg
      DEN-GER: Kruashvili
      ESP-CRO: Meler
      POR-ITA: Visser

      I would have expected that the referees, who participate in the senior EURO (Frankowski, Schärer, Letexier) would not be considered anymore - but the info regarding Letexier suggests that's not true.

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  24. Out of curiosity, does anyone know what vaccine (Pfizer, Moderna, Astra Zeneca) did the Euro referees get?

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  25. OT: Nebojsa Ivkovic (SRB) is delegate and Hugh Dallas (SCO) observer for Europa League final.

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  26. Germany - Iran (Epifanio González) and Gamal Al-Ghandour (United States - Yugoslavia) are today's games from FIFA World Cup 1998.

    wc98refs.blogspot.com

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  27. Alberola Rojas won a Guruceta in Spain. Is a Maybe next Spanish FIFA referee for Estrada Fernandez? Cordero Vega is other candidate I think

    https://www.marca.com/futbol/primera-division/guruceta.html

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    1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guruceta_Trophy

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    2. Cordero Vega is one middling referee.

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    3. From my point of view Alberola Rojas deseerves to be next Spanish fifa ref. He has a strong personality, which is sometimes a bit arrogant but well accepted by the players. He would be the obvious choice I think. Instead of Alberola Rojas I could just imagine Cordero Vega or Cesar Soto Grado as next fifa ref from spain

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    4. Is posible Soto Grado? He has 41 years.

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    5. Yes, you are right there. I did not mention that. It is probably a strong argument against him

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    6. I preffer Alberola Roja to get the FIFA badge, better than Cordera Vega (maybe the next, after Alberola).
      Alberola has a big potential and experience, despite of been very young. I think in a few years, he would be an elite referee

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    7. So, I agree. Alberola Rojas should be the next Spanish FIFA referee. No doubt. Is my opinion.

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  28. Daniele Orsato is appointed in Italy in the 2nd leg of Serie B playoff final between Venice and Cittadella. Both teams are in Veneto, where Orsato lives. So it will be an all venetian match.
    His assistants are Alessandro Giallatini and Fabiano Preti, fourth official is Luca Pairetto and VAR is Massimiliano Irrati. AVAR will be Filippo Meli. Apart from the 4th official, these are the members of Orsato's team at EURO. Rizzoli chose to appoint this team to "train" for EURO.
    Orsato is the 1st FIFA referee to handle a 2nd leg play off final since 2010, when Rizzoli was the man in the middle. (He handled in a month this final, CL quarter final and Cup Final between Inter and Rome.)

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