Deniz Aytekin will take charge of Thursday's clash between Internazionale and Rubin Kazan at Milano's Giuseppe Meazza Stadium. UEFA has published all the other appointments, too, featuring a mixture of expected names and very interesting designations.
(SUI) Young Boys
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Liverpool (ENG)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 19:00 CET, Stade de Suisse, Bern (SUI) GROUP A
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Referee: Michael Koukoulakis (GRE)
Assistant
Referee 1: Dimitrios Saraidaris (GRE)
Assistant
Referee 2: Damianos Efthimiadis (GRE)
Fourth
Official: Ilias Alexeas (GRE)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Stavros Tritsonis (GRE)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Anastassios Kakos (GRE)
UEFA
Delegate: Sune Hellströmer (SWE)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Zdravko Jokić (SRB)
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(ITA) Udinese Calcio
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Anzhi (RUS)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 19:00 CET, Stadio Friuli, Udine (ITA) GROUP A
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Referee: Hüseyin Göçek (TUR)
Assistant
Referee 1: Emre Eyisoy (TUR)
Assistant
Referee 2: Orkun Aktaş (TUR)
Fourth
Official: Bahattin Duran (TUR)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Bülent Yıldırım (TUR)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Mete Kalkavan (TUR)
UEFA
Delegate: Christian Schmölzer (AUT)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Vítor Melo Pereira (POR)
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(ISR) Hapoel Tel-Aviv
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Atlético Madrid (ESP)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 19:00 CET, Itztadion Bloomfield, Tel Aviv (ISR) GROUP B
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Referee: Pol van Boekel (NED)
Assistant
Referee 1: Patrick Langkamp (NED)
Assistant
Referee 2: Nicky Siebert (NED)
Fourth
Official: Wilco W.A. Lobbert (NED)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Serdar Gözübüyük (NED)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Dennis Higler (NED)
UEFA
Delegate: Orkhan Huseynadze (AZE)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Charles Agius (MLT)
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(CZE) Viktoria Plzen
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Académica (POR)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 19:00 CET, Stadion mesta Plzne, Plzen (CZE) GROUP B
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Referee: Hannes Kaasik (EST)
Assistant
Referee 1: Jaanus Mutli (EST)
Assistant
Referee 2: Dmitri Vinogradov (EST)
Fourth
Official: Silver Koiv (EST)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Kristo Tohver (EST)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Eiko Saar (EST)
UEFA
Delegate: Bujar Kasmi (ALB)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Kaj Østergaard (DEN)
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(CYP) AEL Limasol
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Borussia M'gladbach (GER)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 19:00 CET, GSP Stadium, Nicosia (CYP) GROUP C
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Referee: Duarte Gomes (POR)
Assistant
Referee 1: Ricardo Santos (POR)
Assistant
Referee 2: Venâncio Raposo Tomé (POR)
Fourth
Official: Antonio Godinho (POR)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Manuel De Sousa (POR)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Carlos Taborda Xistra (POR)
UEFA
Delegate: Jan Damgaard (DEN)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Donald Mcvicar (SCO)
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(TUR) Fenerbahçe
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Olympique Marseille (FRA)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 19:00 CET, Sükrü Saracoglu, Istanbul (TUR) GROUP C
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Referee: Ivan Bebek (CRO)
Assistant
Referee 1: Tomislav Petrović (CRO)
Assistant
Referee 2: Miro Grgić (CRO)
Fourth
Official: Dalibor Conjar (CRO)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Domagoj Vučkov (CRO)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Ante Vučemilović-Šimunović jr (CRO)
UEFA
Delegate: Balázs Makray (HUN)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Konrad Plautz (AUT)
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(POR) Marítimo
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Newcastle United (ENG)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 19:00 CET, Dos Barreiros, Funchal (POR) GROUP D
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Referee: Robert Schörgenhofer (AUT)
Assistant
Referee 1: Alain Hoxha (AUT)
Assistant
Referee 2: Matthias Winsauer (AUT)
Fourth
Official: Roland Brandner (AUT)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Harald Lechner (AUT)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Alexander Harkam (AUT)
UEFA
Delegate: Lucien Kayser (LUX)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Siegfried Kirschen (GER)
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(FRA) Girondins Bordeaux
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Club Brugge (BEL)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 19:00 CET, Stade Chaban-Delmas, Bordeaux (FRA) GROUP D
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Referee: Vladislav Bezborodov (RUS)
Assistant
Referee 1: Nikolay Golubev (RUS)
Assistant
Referee 2: Vyacheslav Semenov (RUS)
Fourth
Official: Dmitry Mosyakin (RUS)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Aleksei Eskov (RUS)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Vladimir Kazmenko (RUS)
UEFA
Delegate: William Campbell (NIR)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Carlos Manuel Matos (POR)
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(GER) VfB Stuttgart
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Steaua (ROU)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 19:00 CET, Carl Benz Arena, Stuttgart (GER) GROUP E
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Referee: Serge Gumienny (BEL)
Assistant
Referee 1: Walter Vromans (BEL)
Assistant
Referee 2: Frank Bleyen (BEL)
Fourth
Official: Kristof Meers (BEL)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Alexandre Boucaut (BEL)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Luc Wouters (BEL)
UEFA
Delegate: David Mcdowell (SVN)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Raymond Ellingham (WAL)
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(DEN) FC København
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Molde (NOR)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 19:00 CET, Parken, Copenhagen (DEN) GROUP E
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Referee: Antti Munukka (FIN)
Assistant
Referee 1: Matti Heininen (FIN)
Assistant
Referee 2: Jan-Peter Aravirta (FIN)
Fourth
Official: Jukka Honkanen (FIN)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Mattias Gestranius (FIN)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Dennis Antamo (FIN)
UEFA
Delegate: Targo Kaldoja (EST)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Peter Fröjdfeldt (SWE)
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(UKR) Dnipro
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PSV Eindhoven (NED)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 19:00 CET, Dnipro Arena, Dnipropetrovsk (UKR) GROUP F
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Referee: Miroslav Zelinka (CZE)
Assistant
Referee 1: Ondřej Pelikán (CZE)
Assistant
Referee 2: Ivo Nadvornik (CZE)
Fourth
Official: Martin Wilczek (CZE)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Radek Matějek (CZE)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Jan Jilek (CZE)
UEFA
Delegate: Richard Havrilla (SVK)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Leif Sundell (SWE)
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(ITA) SSC Napoli
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AIK Solna (SWE)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 19:00 CET, Stadio San Paolo, Napoli (ITA) GROUP F
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Referee: Clément Turpin (FRA)
Assistant
Referee 1: Frédéric Cano (FRA)
Assistant
Referee 2: Nicolas Dano (FRA)
Fourth
Official: Laurent Stien (FRA)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Ruddy Buquet (FRA)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Olivier Thual (FRA)
UEFA
Delegate: Ronny Zimmermann (GER)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Vlado Sajn (SVN)
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(BEL) Genk
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Videoton (HUN)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 21:05 CET, KRC Genk Arena, Genk (BEL) GROUP G
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Referee: Laurent Duhamel (FRA)
Assistant
Referee 1: Emmanuel Boisdenghien (FRA)
Assistant
Referee 2: Christophe Capelli (FRA)
Fourth
Official: Philippe Jeanne (FRA)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Antony Gautier (FRA)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Benoît Millot (FRA)
UEFA
Delegate: Irakli Nakaidze (GEO)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Patrick Kelly (IRL)
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(POR) Sporting
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Basel (SUI)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 21:05 CET, José Alvalade, Lisbon (POR) GROUP G
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Referee: Alon Yefet (ISR)
Assistant
Referee 1: Danny Krasikow (ISR)
Assistant
Referee 2: Shabtai Nahmias (ISR)
Fourth
Official: Dvir Shimon (ISR)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Eitan Shmuelevitz (ISR)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Daniel Bar Natan (ISR)
UEFA
Delegate: Rudolf Zavrl (SVN)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Vladimir Petrov (UKR)
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(ITA) Internazionale
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Rubin Kazan (RUS)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 21:05 CET, Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, Milano (ITA) GROUP H
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Referee: Deniz Aytekin (GER)
Assistant
Referee 1: Stefan Lupp (GER)
Assistant
Referee 2: Wolfgang Walz (GER)
Fourth
Official: Holger Henschel (GER)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Marco Fritz (GER)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Robert Hartmann (GER)
UEFA
Delegate: Milovan Djukanović (MNE)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Juan Antonio Fernandez Marin (ESP)
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(SRB) Partizan
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Neftci (AZE)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 21:05 CET, FK Partizan, Belgrade (SRB) GROUP H
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Referee: Libor Kovařik (CZE)
Assistant
Referee 1: Patrik Filipek (CZE)
Assistant
Referee 2: Jiri Moláček (CZE)
Fourth
Official: Antonin Kordula (CZE)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Radek Příhoda (CZE)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Tomas Kocourek (CZE)
UEFA
Delegate: Michael Kirchner (GER)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Manuel Lopez Fernandez (ESP)
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(FRA) Olympique Lyon
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Sparta Praha (CZE)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 21:05 CET, Stade de Gerland, Lyon (FRA) GROUP I
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Referee: Serhiy Boiko (UKR)
Assistant
Referee 1: Oleksandr Korniyko (UKR)
Assistant
Referee 2: Volodymyr Volodin (UKR)
Fourth
Official: Mykola Levko (UKR)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Yevhen Aranovskiy (UKR)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Anatoliy Abdula (UKR)
UEFA
Delegate: Barry Taylor (ENG)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Francesco Bianchi (SUI)
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(ESP) Athletic
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Hapoel Kiryat Shmona (ISR)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 21:05 CET, Estadio de San Mamés, Bilbao (ESP) GROUP I
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Referee: Simon Evans (WAL)
Assistant
Referee 1: Edward King (WAL)
Assistant
Referee 2: Gareth Wyn Jones (WAL)
Fourth
Official: Alun Boore (WAL)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Mark Whitby (WAL)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Huw Jones (WAL)
UEFA
Delegate: João Morais (POR)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Lutz-Michael Fröhlich (GER)
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(SVN) Maribor
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Panathinaikos (GRE)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 21:05 CET, Stadion Ljudski vrt, Maribor (SVN) GROUP J
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Referee: Alan Kelly (IRL)
Assistant
Referee 1: Damien Macgraith (IRL)
Assistant
Referee 2: Allen Lynch (IRL)
Fourth
Official: Marc Douglas (IRL)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Neil Doyle (IRL)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Padraig Sutton (IRL)
UEFA
Delegate: Léon Schelings (BEL)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Gylfi Orrason (ISL)
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(ENG) Tottenham
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Lazio Roma (ITA)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 21:05 CET, White Hart Lane, London (ENG) GROUP J
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Referee: Ovidiu Alin Hategan (ROU)
Assistant
Referee 1: Zoltán Székely (ROU)
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Referee 2: Octavian Sovre (ROU)
Fourth
Official: Cristian Nica (ROU)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Alexandru Tudor (ROU)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: István Kovács (ROU)
UEFA
Delegate: Adonis Procopiou (CYP)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Johannes Reijgwaart (NED)
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(AUT) Rapid Wien
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Rosenborg (NOR)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 21:05 CET, Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Vienna (AUT) GROUP K
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Referee: Stanislav Todorov (BUL)
Assistant
Referee 1: Ventsislav Gavrilov (BUL)
Assistant
Referee 2: Ivo Kolev (BUL)
Fourth
Official: Ivan Valchev (BUL)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Nikolai Yordanov (BUL)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Georgi Yordanov (BUL)
UEFA
Delegate: Tomas Karpavicius (LTU)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Eugen Strigel (GER)
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(GER) Leverkusen
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Metalist (UKR)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 21:05 CET, BayArena, Leverkusen (GER) GROUP K
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Referee: Martin Hansson (SWE)
Assistant
Referee 1: Fredrik Nilsson (SWE)
Assistant
Referee 2: Henrik Andrén (SWE)
Fourth
Official: Stefan Wittberg (SWE)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Michael Lerjeus (SWE)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Andreas Ekberg (SWE)
UEFA
Delegate: Benny Jacobsen (DEN)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Angel Bungurov (MKD)
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(ESP) Levante
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Helsingborg (SWE)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 21:05 CET, Estadi Ciutat de València (ESP) GROUP L
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Referee: Aleksei Kulbakov (BLR)
Assistant
Referee 1: Andrei Getikov (BLR)
Assistant
Referee 2: Dmitri Zhuk (BLR)
Fourth
Official: Oleg Masylanko (BLR)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Denis Scherbakov (BLR)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Sergei Tsynkevich (BLR)
UEFA
Delegate: Danilo Filacchione (ITA)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Costas Kapitanis (CYP)
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(NED) Twente
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Hannover 96 (GER)
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Thursday, 20 September 2012, 21:05 CET, FC Twente Stadion, Enschede (NED) GROUP L
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Referee: Mike Dean (ENG)
Assistant
Referee 1: Jake Collin (ENG)
Assistant
Referee 2: Darren England (ENG)
Fourth
Official: Darren Cann (ENG)
Additional
Assistant Referee 1: Michael Jones (ENG)
Additional
Assistant Referee 2: Kevin Friend (ENG)
UEFA
Delegate: José Aguiar (POR)
UEFA
Referee Observer: Murat Ilgaz (TUR)
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Turpin observer: Vladimir Sajn (SVN).
ReplyDeleteA clear signal.
I really doubt if he's ready for promotion.
DeleteFrance will host Euro 2016, so the host country is looking for their best young referee.
DeleteBebek is "only" observed by Konrad Plautz. If that match was a chance for him, a tough test etc., then they would have sent a committee member of a more famous observer, or am I wrong?
ReplyDeleteNot necessary, Konrad Plautz is actually very respectable in UEFA. Plautz is mentor in UEFA talent programm because committee believes him so I think the same is with this match.
DeleteSorry, I totally forgot that. Like Fröjdfeldt, who is talent program mentor, too. He will observe Munukka by the way, who seems to be a promising Finnish ref.
DeleteMunukka, also very busy this season. This will be his 6 match since July, including Italy-Malta, and now Kobenhavn-Molde, in my oppinion, those are very attractive matches for second category referee. I watched him a few times, he was very good and UEFA likes him. I think we'll see him at least one more time in EL, and I think promotion this winter is very possible. I believe Munuka will be elite development referee in future, very good referee. And just one more thing, I think we'll see a lot second category referees in Europa league this season. As we know Zwayer, Marciniak, Ozkahya will be appointed in EL. I think we'll might also see: Emir Aleckovic (BIH), Kenn Hansen (DEN), Michael Oliver (ENG), Kristo Tohver (EST), Marco Fritz (GER), Liran Liany (ISR), Danny Makkeile (NED), Steven McLean (SCO), Ivan Kruzliak (SVK), Martin Strömbergsson (SWE),
DeleteI agree by 100%. I would add Salmanov.
DeleteI made own appointments (just played with it, no relation to previous uefa appointments in reality) after the drawing in August.
Deletehttp://s14.directupload.net/images/120918/bc5op272.pdf
To be honest, you are not the only one who is playing with appointments :P. I also made some for MD 1, no relation with UEFA. Exceptions are this: Rocchi, Lannoy are not elite, they are CAT 1 in my system, Kralovec is elite. Rassmusen, Chapron, Orsato, Stavrev, Borski and Aydinus are also CAT 1, not elite development, reasons: I just don't think they have a future as elite referees, so I never put them in development. But I have Gautier in elite development category, also Ovidiu Hategan. (20 elite, 10 elite development referees). Also, lot of changes in CAT 1, I decided that there is no place for more than two referees from the same country, concerning Italy, Germany, England, Spain because they have a lot of referees in elite and development category. All in all, my appointments are here:
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Even I put Borski and Aydinus in CAT 1, I appointed them in CL, only reason, let's give them a chance, maybe they surprise me.
And as you may see, I made some mistakes. Studer is refereeing in the same group Young Boys are playing, so I think I would swap Studer and Jonhanesson maybe.
DeleteInteresting.
DeleteCL appts, also made on 1st September or stuff.
http://s7.directupload.net/images/120918/882oeymx.pdf
http://s7.directupload.net/images/120918/zmmhnppv.pdf
That's really a Scandinavian crew in Kobenhavn-Molde :D
ReplyDeleteNiclas, who is Ronald Zimmermann?
ReplyDeleteAfter dr. Rainer Koch last season, another German observer at Stadio San Paolo. :)
I meant delegate, of course
Deletehttp://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronny_Zimmermann
DeleteA lawyer who is specialized in sports law.
A delegate since 2011, I did not know him before either.
Thanks.
DeleteDo you think that Raymond Ellingham (WAL) is an important observer for Gumienny?
I tu się zgodze jeśli chodzi o Turpin że go szykują na ME jest on wszakrze młody i zdolny a do ME jest jeszcze czas 4 lata. Kogoś szukać trzeba Lannoy już się nie liczy bo wtym czasie będzie już obserwatorem, czyli ktoś z dwójki młodych GAUTIER & TURPIN bo CHAPRON,ENNJIMMI,THUAL to nie ewentualnie BUQET. Duhamel się pokazuje, już chyba doszedł do siebie po samobujczej śmierci brata. Długo jednak nie posędzióje bo wiek mu nie pozwala on ma już 45 lat
ReplyDeleteAn important emphasis should be made on Ovidiu Alin Hategan.
ReplyDeleteAn EL match which is harder than most of CL games of the week. I have watched him twice (last year CL and EL R32), I can say with what I saw; he is a referee style that UEFA want to see on pitches; athletic, always close to play, harsh with complaints.
A remarkable observer: Johannes Reijgwaart from Netherlands (CL-QF, EL-SF observer)
Don't know UEFA want to see referees who are close to play. See Skomina :)
DeleteYes, I still couldnt solve that case :D
DeleteReijgwaart probably takes the same flight like Procopiou, the observer. The Dutchman works, according to Edward, for the Cypriot FA and is in charge of Cyprus' referees ;)
DeleteHe had Hagen in CL Play-Offs, Brych several times in important matches, so..
Something to add Niklas. Reijqwaart is president of the Cypriot Referees committee and Jaap Uilenberg also works there as an consultant. So every referee that Reijgwaart observers is considered for promotion.
Delete2012 AFC CUP 1/4 finals:
ReplyDeleteArema Indonesia (IDN) - Al-Ittifaq (KSA)
Võ Minh Trí, Nguyễn Ngọc Hà, Nguyễn Hoàng Minh, Phùng Đình Dụng (VIE)
Chonburi FC (THA) - Al-Shorta (SYR)
Kim Sang-Woo, Jang Jun-Mo, Lee Jung-Min, Kim Dae-Yong (KOR)
Arbil (IRQ) - Kelantan (MAS)
Marai Muhammad Al-Awaji, Badr Ali Al-Shamrani, Fahad Awaidh Al-Umari, Fahad Al-Mirdasi (KSA)
Kuwait SC (KUW) - Al-Wihdat (JOR)
Ali Sabbagh (LBN), Hadi Al-Kassar (LBN), Abdullah Mubarak Muhammad Al-Shamakhi (OMA), Radwan Ghandour (LBN)
Carlos Delgado Ferreiro will be in charge of Barcelona - Real Madrid (7th October)
ReplyDeleteAppointment made 19 days before?
DeleteOMG
2012 AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 1/4 finals first leg:
ReplyDeleteAdelaide United (AUS) - Bunyodkor (UZB)
Abdullah Muhammad Masud Al-Hilali, Hamad Sulaiman Al-Mayahi, Saif Talib Saif Al-Ghafari, Ibrahim Mubarak Ali Al-Husni (OMA)
Ulsan Hyundai (KOR) - Al-Hilal (KSA)
Ryuji Sato, Toru Sagara, Akane Yagi, Hiroyoshi Takayama (JPN)
Foolad Sepahan (IRN) - Al-Ahli (KSA)
Liu Kwok Man, Chung Ming Sang, Chow Chun Kit, Ng Chiu Kok (HKG)
Al-Ittihad (KSA) - Guangzhou Evergrande (CHN)
Andre Al-Haddad (LBN), Ziad Birak (LBN), Yassir Marad (KUW), Ali Shaban (KUW)
I want to let you know that I am going to report on Hategan's performance tonight.
ReplyDeleteJust to avoid having three reports on the same match. Other interesting ones could be Aytekin, Göcek, Koukoulakis and so on.
I will watch Göcek in Udinese - Anzhy.
ReplyDeleteAnother Ukrainian involvement in WC qualifiers after Serhiy Boyko's performance in Sweden - Kazakhstan. Yevheniy Aranovskyi was appointed along with assistants Mykola Levko and Oleksiy Andreyev and fourth official Anatoliy Abdula for match that will be played 12th October.
ReplyDeleteDuarte Gomes should have issued an early dismissal against an AEL player. Already booked, challenge now with studs-up. Gladbach goalkeeper probably to be substituted.
ReplyDeleteThe referees are wearing special Europa League kits. I have seen three colours so far: black with white pattern (Stark wore it in the final), yellow with red pattern and red with yellow pattern.
ReplyDeleteThree German teams for WC qualifiers in October:
ReplyDelete12.10.: Meyer / Henschel / Bornhorst
16.10.: Kinhöfer / Scheppe / Kleve
16.10.: Brych / Borsch / Lupp
Again my fictive appts for EL MD2:
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What a match in Bern..
ReplyDeleteMarek Hamsik was correctly sent off by Turpin due to a reaction foul, after a foul received by an opponent, who was booked.
ReplyDeleteGenerally, a good performance in a too easy match.
Something to review about the 2-0, I think it could be offside, replayes weren't clear.
The other two cards were correctly issued.
I have watched the penalty situation in AEL - Monchengladbach in the 97' minute. Very brave decision, but probably right!
ReplyDeletePenalty was anyway missed.
I was disappointed by German team, they didn't manage to win against AEL...
The German teams can't convert penalties this week. Dortmund, Schalke and München had missed one, too.
DeleteWhat do you think about Bebek performance in Fenerbache-Marseille
ReplyDeleteTerrible injury for dabo at gerland stadium in Lyon. Just yc for sergey boiko. Also yc for dive to lacazette, IMO wrong decision and possible penalty which should be given. In general, poor poor performance of ukrainian team. A lot and a lot of forgotten fouls. Wrong offside ununderstandable on a direct free kick. Clear corner Not given. And finally, a unexperienced ref who is clearly lost on the pitch. What a pity!
DeleteBenoît
Ps : on the contrary, very strong bebek who was excellent in a very hot stadium! Congratulations for croatian team!
A correct no goal decision by Bebek in Min7
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Fenerbahce-Marseille: A solid performance by Bebek, but not excellent (report to follow). He had good control, but in my opinion tried too hard to be lenient and let the game flow. Therefore, he missed some fouls and at least two yellow cards. Otherwise not much challenged. My mark will probably be 7,8.
DeleteAnd then once again: Was the ball over the line in the 6th minute? (I tend to think that the AAR was right not to award a goal, but the TV pictures weren't clear).
Heelo, guys
ReplyDeleteWhere can I find your reports? in REF MARKS section or below every appointment?
Thank you,
Gunnar
www.refmarks.blogspot.com or our commentary below posts.
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Spurs- Lazio:
ReplyDelete3 disallowed goals for Spurs:
- 1st goal for offside: live I thought it was not offside. I saw a lot of replays and IT WAS OFFSIDE (best reply was at Sky Italia after the game because they had that line for offsides)
- 2nd goal for offside : it was preety clear
- 3rd goal for foul: very, very discutable decision of Hategan. For english standards it was not foul. Also for my "taste" it was not foul. The opinion of observer will count here...
Without the discutable decision from 3rd goal I would say that Hategan was very good.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/europa-league/9556085/Tottenham-Hotspur-0-Lazio-0-match-report.html
DeleteIn the article there is a photo made when Bale crossed for the 1st goal.
It's offside.
Correct decision. It is kind of funny because Cabanero Martinez did not see a comparable situation, when only the foot was offside. Great call by Szekely.
Delete* It was Sovre.
DeleteHow much theatrical and ungraceful is the Welsh referee Lee Evans?
ReplyDeleteI have casually watched two situations in his match (Bilbao - Kiryat): he showed a yellow card due to wasting time to a Israeli player, almost blaming him and with a very fussy gesture! And the second weird thing was the final whistle, it seemed that he was dancing while doing that :D
Did anyone watched Young Boys - Liverpoul? How was the Greek team?
ReplyDeleteI think that the disallowed goal due to an alleged foul was a crucial mistake for Hategan.
ReplyDeleteLazi was very lucky with this decision.
I will download Hategan today. Chefren, what about Turpin? Correct red card?
ReplyDeleteGladbach lost their 3 most important players, so no surprise they disappoint on international level. In 2011, they nearly relegated into 2nd Bundesliga. So one should not pose too high expectations. Dean with a good start in Twente-Hannover, but I did not watch more.
Read above! :)
DeleteI overread it, thanks! ;)
DeleteHategan download is running.
About Göçek: he gave a yellow card for dive to a Udinese player. In my opinion, the situation is not clear and very difficult to evaluate, if I were the refeere, I would not have given the card for simulation but neither the penalty. Anyway, ok.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you think, Cagatay?
I havent seen the match. Whats the minute? :) I couldnt see that in the highlights as well? Yun was going to watch whole match; maybe he could help
DeleteOf course, I can :)
DeleteNo contact, from overall angle it's dificult to see a dive there, but one of replays clearly indicates Pereyra's simulation. What is more important this replay is near the same as a referee's view in this situation. Excellent call. (18' to Çağatay)
In contrary to all negative opinions about Marcin Borski, I must mention brilliantly detected dive in 11' (not in the box). Brave and great call.
I hope I can see him this weekend.
DeleteFlying Shanghai tonight, I am off for 8 days.
DeleteBy the way, there are rumors in Turkish social media that Stark had 6.3 from observer, I think it is not that possible, but?
That would mean his end in Elite, I bet.
DeleteAnd the only thing about Aytekin: when a player scores immediatly after a saved penalty, you should control if he has joined the area before the shot of the teammate, otherwise, it's too easy to reach the ball before the defenders.
ReplyDeleteOf course, to be honest, this rule seems to be totally forgotten by every referee, so no specific faults of Aytekin, in a very good performance.
He is really promising, Niclas, young but really ready for important matches.
PS Here in Italty he was introduced as the fussy referee (due to his sending off for shirt and celebration in Bundesliga) and for this reasons Italian commentators said that he had to pay attention also in the penalty situation, being so fussy
3 Changes at Greece FIFA List for 2013.
ReplyDeleteAndreas Pappas is a new FIFA referee instead of Petros Konstantineas who has retired.
Lazaros Dimitriadis and Christos Baltas (was FIFA assistant until 2012) are replacing Grigorio Panou and Dimitrio Bozatzidi. Panou has been taken off the Superleague List and Bozatzidis was removed because of age.
Hi Edward,
Deletewhat about Panathinaikos? I was astonished by their result in Slovenia, 0-3 against Maribor.
It seems that they aren't the strong team of several years ago.
More generally, it seems a not good period for Greek football in Europe: Olympiakos in CL started his group with a defeat, too.
Hi Chefren,
DeleteGenerally Greek teams have big (financial) problems at the moment. Except Olympiakos (who takes the title almost every year). The problem is that our football has many problems (match fixing, corruption, bad fields) and all these affect the teams. Panathinaikos specifically took the UEFA license literally at the last minute. AEK on the other hand and 5 more teams couldn't get an UEFA license and should have relegated (which never happened mostly for political reasons). So you can see why our teams aren't so strong. The only exception perhaps is Atromitos (played at the EL play-off and lost to Newcastle from a non-given penalty by Stephan Studer) who is financially healthy and with a very good team.
For me Olympiakos will be very lucky to get the 3rd place at his group and Panathinaikos will probably be 4th at his group.
What do you think about Antti Munukka in kobenhavn-molde? In my opinion two crucial mistakes!
ReplyDeleteAs Niclas said, it's very difficult to find the whole match, if you could explain the situations, it would be very interesting for us.
DeleteMunukka, anyway, needs experience.
Important comment, thanks! I guess none of us has seen this match, so if a download exists at rojadirecta, would be excellent if someone could make a report. I have only seen highlights: the 1-0 should have been ruled offside. Mistake by AR1. There was a player standing close to the goalline, not touching the ball but distracting the area of vicinity of the goalkeeper. However, the goalkeeper never had a chance to reach the ball and made no move to it. So I can understand the assistant's decision, but tendency is actually rather offside following the instructions.
ReplyDeleteI have seen Ovidiu Hategan's performance now, he will get a good mark. Expected level or perhaps even more. Very good physical shape, excellent way to handle the match with gestures that reached the players, feeling for the game and sensible card management. The three disallowed goals can be accepted. The first ones good offside flags, the last one is more debatable, my tendency is that one can whistle it as a foul, therefore no error. 8.3 - 8.7, something in this area.
ReplyDeleteA photo with duel between Caulker and Mauri:
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I said earlier that, according to english standards ans also my "taste", is not foul. After I saw this image I have to recognize that are serious circumstances for foul ...
Yes, the problem is, Mauro is approaching, looks for a contact with the opponent and holds him a bit, by far too less for a foul. Then the striker carts both arms out and slightly pushes him away. A soft call, but I do not want to call it a crucial mistake. Expected level is the compromise. By the way, apart from these 3 scenes, Hategan is a very complete referee.
DeleteIn Sporting - Basel straight red card given by Alon Yefet to Xandão (Sporting) for a DOGSO. Correct decision, after a stupid action by defenders.
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