Who is the referee at the World Cup in South Africa 5

Referee. Europe: Ben Quellenka, Busaca, De Brecque, Hansen, Casse, Lannoy, Rossetti, Stark, Uentiano, Webb.

Africa Zone: Koulibaly, Damon, Eddie,

Asia: Giamiti, Lafse, Saleh, Nishimura.

1. Americas: Alkhandia, Batres, Aguirre, Sergio Rodríguez, Baldas, Lal Lyonda, Pozzo, Ruiz, Simon, Vazquiz.

Oceania: Hearst, Au-Leary.

Assistant referee. Andrein, Arnett, Ayroldi, Bragina, Carcanio, Kahn, Bertino, Eric, Iros, Hermans, Martinez, Muralki, Picker, Saville, Cardinal, Ugo, Vamos, Belamans, Wittiberg, Gimenez, Ajik, Inácio, Hassani, Evariste, Morefi, Tagujina, Mazoqui, Jeffrey Fung, Ilyasov, Zheng Haishang, Kamnifal, Bakhader, Mu Yuxin (China), Soleheng, Best, Hendrik Hintz, Macasini, Tarot, Camargue, Lille, Maureen, Pastellana, Torrentra, William Torres, Vergara, Zuma, Basu Alto, Bratz, Casas, Clavicho, Ventino, Gonzalez, Mondrilla, Medina, Hausman, Mondrilla, Nivas, Pastorino.

The referee for this World Cup final was Howard Webb from England.

The two assistant referees are Darren Kahn and Mike Malaki, who officiated at the 2010 UEFA Champions League final and were the first three assistant referees in history to officiate at the World Cup final of the European Champions League final. Webb, who was 38 years old at the time, was working as a police officer. In 1989, he officially became a football referee and enforced for the amateur league.

Four years later, Webb obtained a law enforcement certificate from the English Football Association and began adjudicating for the English football league system. In 1998, he was promoted to the English Premier Football League. Then, in 2005, Webb qualified to officiate at international events.

On 15 November of the same year, he officiated for the Northern Ireland friendly against Portugal, in which he issued a total of three yellow cards.

Since then, Webb has officiated at the 2006 European Youth Football Championship, the 2007 World Youth Football Championship, the 2008 European Football Championship and the 2009 Intercontinental Nations Cup. Prior to the final, he officiated in the group stage matches between Spain and Switzerland and Italy against Slovakia, as well as Brazil against Chile in the round of 16, in which Webber did not issue a red card or a penalty, but showed 17 yellow cards, an average per game.

1, De Jong kicked Alonso:

The World Cup final is a big stage for everyone, and the scene of the World Cup final in South Africa has also stayed in the minds of many people. Facing Alonso, who tried to head the ball, Dutch midfielder De Jong kicked it directly when he couldn't touch the ball, and this time the "heartwarming foot" actually escaped a red card. The referee, Webb, who showed the yellow card, later said that his vision was blocked at the time, and he was able to see the whole process in its entirety without disturbing it.

In that final, the two sides received a total of 14 yellow cards and one red card, which also set a record in the history of the World Cup final.

2, Mawenga kicks Casella in the head.

Still in the Belgian league, the victim of this fiber movement was the standard Liège player Casela. While Cassela was chasing a live ball, Mavinga tried to clear the ball with a big foot. As a result, Casella rushed to the top of the ball first, but his head became the "ball" kicked by Mavinga.

This near-"decapitation" foul resulted in a fracture of Casella's jaw and the need for surgery on his nose. Mawenga later said: "I couldn't sleep peacefully, I felt like I almost killed him.

Casella also said that he could have died on the field, but fortunately, God allowed him to survive.