World Cup referee information, how to see the World Cup referee list

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Summary. List of referees On May 19, 2022 Beijing time, the FIFA Referees Committee announced the list of referees for the 2022 Qatar World Cup, including a total of 36 referees, 69 assistant referees and 24 ** assistant referees.

How to look at the list of World Cup referees.

List of referees On May 19, 2022 Beijing time, the FIFA Referees Committee announced the list of referees for the 2022 Qatar World Cup, including a total of 36 referees, 69 assistant referees and 24 ** assistant referees.

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The list of 36 referees for the 2022 World Cup is as follows:

1. Michael Oliver (England).

2. Anthony Taylor (England).

3. Antonio Mateu (Spain).

4. Daniel Siebert (Germany).

5. Clément Tilpan (France).

6. Stephanie Farber (France).

7. Danielle Orsato (Italy).

8. Danny McKelly (Netherlands).

9. Simon Marciniak (Poland).

10. István Kovacs (Romania.

11. Rafael Krauss (Brazil).

12. Wilton Sampaio (Brazil).

13. Fernando or Laparini (Argentina).

14. Facundo Tello (Axiang Wugenting).

15. Andrés Martonte (Uruguay).

16. Kevin Ortega (Peru).

17. César Ramos (Mexico).

18. Jesús Valenzuela (Venezuela).

19. Ismail Elfat (USA).

20. Margate Ndiaye (Senegal).

21. Bakali Gazama (Gambia).

22. Victor Gomez (South Africa).

23. Ivan Barton (El Salvador).

24. Matthew Conger (New Zealand).

25. Mario Escobar (Guatemala).

26. Alireza Fagani (Iran).

27. Mohammed Abdullah Mohammed (UAE).

28. Salima Mukansanga (Rwanda).

29. Yanni Sikazwe (Zambia).

30. Chris Beth (Australia).

31. Muskhorata Gulbal (Algeria).

32. Ma Ning (China).

33. Abdul Rahman (Qatar).

34. Said Martínez (Honduras).

35. Slavko Winch (Slovenia).

36, Yoshimi Yamashita (Japan).

What a referee needs to have:

According to FIFA requirements, the referee of official international matches must first be certified international referees and assistant referees. FIFA's selection of referees for the Qatar World Cup began after the 2018 World Cup in Russia. More than 50 referees (one referee and two assistant referees) were shortlisted for the first round and underwent a one-year training and assessment in 2019.

The four winning groups of AFC referees will be selected to enter the final selection together with the AFC referees who officiate at the World Cup in Russia. The final selection will be conducted from the beginning of 2020 to the group stage of the 2022 AFC Champions League, including regular physical tests, theory tests, case tests, English tests, etc.

Selected referees must first be physically fit to adjudicate international competitions, and must therefore pass intensive speed and endurance tests. Sprint for short distances, 40-meter run requires 6 consecutive seconds; In the interval run test, the 75-meter dash and the 25-meter jog were both completed in 15 seconds, with 40 reciprocating cycles ......

In addition, the selected referee must be good at communication and be able to gain the trust of players and coaches; Good at reading the game, able to read the technical movements of players, body language, etc., in order to more accurately identify fouls, etc.

In the history of the World Cup, two Chinese football referees have been appointed by FIFA to officiate the World Cup matches. Lu Jun (Beijing) officiated the World Cup finals between South Korea and Japan in 2002, and presided over two group matches in South Korea: Mexico vs. Croatia and Poland vs. the United States. Mu Yuxin (Tianjin) worked as an assistant referee at the World Cup in South Africa in 2010.

China's record in this area is currently 0!

There are four referees on the pitch for a World Cup match, one referee, two linesmen and a fourth**. They have different divisions of labor, but together they ensure that the game is fair and smooth.

Among them, the fourth** is mainly responsible for coordinating the players and coaches off the field, holding electronic number plates to replace players, etc. The linesman is responsible for giving information about whether a player is offside and watching for fouls near the touchline, while the referee is responsible for controlling the overall situation.

In fact, before there was no VAR (** assistant referee) technology, there was also a six-referee configuration in a football game, and the extra two were the baseline referees of the goals on both sides, and they were mainly responsible for keeping an eye on whether the football crossed the goal line and whether the goal was valid.

However, with the popularity of major leagues and the World Cup Hawkeye technology (which can judge whether the football has completely crossed the goal line and remind the referee in time), the bottom line referee has gradually withdrawn from the stage of history.

The roles and responsibilities of a football referee are mainly:

1. During the competition, the rules of the competition will be implemented according to the actual situation of the competition.

2. Record the results of the competition and the time of the competition, so that the competition can be played for the specified time or the time agreed by both parties, and make up for the time lost due to accidents or other reasons.

3. The referee has the right to suspend, postpone or terminate the game when the game is hindered due to violation of rules, wind and rain, interference by spectators or outsiders and other reasons.

4. From the moment the referee enters the playing field, the player who commits misconduct and improper behavior shall be given a warning and show a yellow or red card.

5. If the referee believes that a player is seriously injured, he should stop the game immediately, move the injured player to the field as quickly as possible, and resume the game immediately. If a player suffers a minor injury, the game should not be stopped before the ball is settled. Players who are able to walk to the sideline or goal line on their own to receive any care are not allowed to do so on the field.

6. After each game is suspended, the game will be resumed with a signal.

The World Cup has Chinese referees.

In the World Cup group stage match between the United States and Wales, referee Ma Ning from China served as the fourth**. This is the first time in 20 years that Chinese referees have participated in the enforcement of the World Cup.

Although the fourth ** is a "job" with lighter responsibilities and a lower sense of presence among the referees of a game, to a certain extent, Ma Ning has also rewritten history - Chinese referees have been absent from the World Cup for too long, and they need to motivate themselves in such a "presence" way.

Ma Ning also said in an interview that he hopes that Chinese referees can participate in every World Cup in the future, "We will stand on this stage first, and then we will continue to explore how to narrow the gap with top referees." ”

This pragmatic, humble attitude is desirable. Only by standing firm first and showing comprehensive strength, including credibility, can we win the respect of others and get more opportunities to perform. The football world recognizes this principle.

Even if our team fails to stand on the World Cup stage, on the World Cup stage, there should be our presence and our voice. Our love and pursuit of football can be expressed in a variety of ways to resonate with the world. But it's not easy to do.

Ma Ning was selected as the referee, and Shi Xiang and Cao Yi were selected as assistant referees.

After a lapse of 20 years, Chinese referees once again entered the World Cup law enforcement squad as referees, and the Chinese referee team entered the World Cup for the first time in a collective way, which in itself is a glory worthy of being recorded in the history of Chinese football and Chinese football referees.

It is understood that three Chinese referees are expected to form a referee team to blow the World Cup, which will be the first time in the men's World Cup that a referee team from China has appeared.

All World Cup referees will undergo a fitness test arranged by FIFA for physical and technical training, as well as some simulated matches to prepare for the World Cup.

1. Ma Ning. Born in Fuxin City, Liaoning Province in 1979, he is now an international referee and officiates in competitions such as the Chinese Super League. The law enforcement style is known for being strict and playing a lot of cards. In 2011, he was promoted to international referee.

In 2016, he won the "Best Referee" of the Chinese Super League.

In 2017, Ma Ning "defended" the Golden Whistle Award of the 2017 Chinese Super League.

In 2018, assigned by the AFC, Manin officiated the first leg of the AFC Champions League final between Kashima Antlers vs Persepolis.

In 2019, Ma Ning was selected as the referee of the U-17 World Cup.

In 2020, the AFC announced the referee enforcement list for the 2020 Thailand U23 Asian Cup, and Ma Ning was shortlisted as the referee.

In 2022, FIFA officially announced the list of referees for the Qatar World Cup, and Ma Ning was selected as the referee.

Second, Cao Yi. Born in Henan in 1982, he was promoted to a national referee in 2008 and an international referee in 2014.

Cao Yi, 40 years old this year, is a physical education teacher at Henan Technician College. Cao Yi, who graduated from Beijing Sport University with a major in football, started his refereeing career as early as 2001 and has more than 20 years of law enforcement experience on the football field. Cao Yi made his Super League debut in 2014 and was promoted to international assistant referee in the same year, and has officiated nearly 200 Super League games so far.

In 2014, Cao Yi began to appear on the international stage. In 2018, he officiated in the first leg of that year's AFC Champions League final. In the past two years, Cao Yi has participated in the enforcement of the 2019 Asian Cup and the U17 World Youth Championship in the United Arab Emirates, and also participated in the enforcement of Group A matches of the top 12 matches in the Asian region of the World Cup qualifiers last year.

3. Shi Xiang. Born in Jiangsu in 1980, he is an international assistant referee.

In 2013, he was approved as a national football referee by the General Administration of Sports of China, and was recommended to become an international referee in the same year.

Assistant referee at the 2019 FIFA U17 World Cup.

In the 2020 season of the Chinese Super League, Shi Xiang and Ma Ning partnered to enforce 7 games.

In 2020, Shi Xiang was shortlisted as an assistant referee for the referee enforcement list of the 2020 Thailand U23 Asian Cup.

In January 2022, Shi Xiang served as the referee of the FA Cup final and the second assistant referee.