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THE REFEREES 4 THE REFEREES PAGE REFEREE PROFILES 38 UEFA REFEREES – 1ST CATEGORY 50 4 UEFA REFEREES – 2ND CATEGORY 51 THE REFEREES UEFA REFEREES – 3RD CATEGORY 52 Referee Profiles MARTIN ATKINSON (ENGLAND) MARCIN BORSKI (POLAND) Date of Birth 31/03/1971 Hometown Wakefield Date of birth 13/04/1973 Hometown Warsaw Place of Birth Dewsbury Profession Police Officer Place of birth Warsaw Profession Professional Football (West Yorkshire) Languages English Height/Weight 180 cm/74kg Referee/Former Height/Weight 183 cm/83kg Other sports Golf Referee since 1992 Financial Analyst Referee since 1986 Hobbies Fitness training/ 1st division 1999 Languages Polish/English/Russian/ 1st Division 2004 Referee development FIFA Badge 2006 Spanish FIFA Badge 2006 Other sports Basketball/Swimming/ Cross Country Skiing 14 UEFA Champions League appearances Tournaments: Hobbies Travelling/History/ • UEFA EURO 2012 (Poland/Ukraine) – 4th Official Movies 1 UEFA Champions League appearance FIRAT AYDINUS (TURKEY) FELIX BRYCH (GERMANY) Date of Birth 25/10/1973 Hometown Istanbul Date of Birth 03/08/1975 Hometown Munich Place of Birth Istanbul Profession Sales and Place of Birth Munich Profession Lawyer Height/Weight 180cm/75kg Marketing Director Height/Weight 185 cm/78kg Languages German/English Referee since 1994 Languages Turkısh/English Referee since 1993 Other sports Mountain Biking/ 1st Division 2003 Other sports Basketball/Volleyball 1st Division 2004 Tennis/Volleyball FIFA Badge 2006 Hobbies Reading/Photography FIFA Badge 2007 Hobbies Sports in general/Music 4 UEFA Champions League appearances Tournaments 22 UEFA Champions League appearances • Olympic Games 2012 London OLEGÁRIO BENQUERENÇA (PORTUGAL) CÜNEYT CAKIR (TURKEY) Date of Birth 18/10/1969 Hometown Leiria Date of Birth 23/11/1976 Hometown Istanbul Place of Birth Mourã – Leiria Profession Insurance Agent Place of Birth Istanbul Profession Insurer Height/Weight 184 cm/80kg Languages English/French/ Height/Weight 176 cm/66kg Languages Turkish/English Referee since 1989 Portuguese/Spanish Referee since 1994 Other sports Table Tennis 1st Division 1997 Other sports Cycling 1st Division 2001 Hobbies Reading/Travelling FIFA Badge 2001 Hobbies Jeep Races/ FIFA Badge 2006 Photography/Singing Tournaments Tournaments Finals • Meridian Cup (Egypt 2003) 25 UEFA Champions League appearances • UEFA European Under-19 Championship (Austria 2007) • EURO 2012 – 4th offical • FIFA Under-17 World Cup (Korea 2007) • UEFA European Under-21 Championship (Sweden 2009) • UEFA EURO 2008 (Austria/Switzerland) – 4th Official • FIFA Under-20 World Cup (Columbia 2011) 12 UEFA Champions League appearances • FIFA Under-20 World Cup (Egypt 2009) • UEFA EURO 2012 (Poland/Ukraine ) • FIFA World Cup (South Africa 2010) 38 UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE STATISTICS HANDBOOK 2012/13 THE REFEREES 39 TONY CHAPRON (FRANCE) JONAS ERIKSSON (SWEDEN) Date of Birth 23/04/1972 Hometown Grenoble Date of Birth 28/03/1974 Hometown Sigtuna Place of Birth Flers Profession Professor Place of Birth Luleå Profession Referee Height/Weight 178 cm/66kg Languages French/English/Spanish Height/Weight 194cm/94kg Languages Swedish/English/ Referee since 1988 Other sports Tennis Referee since 1988 German/Spanish 1st Division 2004 Hobbies Books/Cinema 1st Division 2000 Other sports Downhill Skiing FIFA Badge 2007 FIFA Badge 2002 Hobbies Family/Music/Travelling Finals Tournaments Tournaments 18 UEFA Champions League appearances • UEFA Regions Cup (Czech Republic 2000) • UEFA Regions Cup (Czech Republic 2000) • European Under-17 Championship (Denmark 2002) • UEFA European Under-21 Championship (Sweden 2009) • Meridian Cup (Egypt 2003) 5 UEFA Champions League appearances • FIFA Under-17 World Cup (Mexico 2011) • UEFA European Under-19 Championship (Poland 2006) • UEFA EURO 2012 Final Championship (Poland/Ukraine 2012) MARK CLATTENBURG (ENGLAND) DAVID FERNANDEZ BORBALAN (SPAIN) Date of Birth 13/03/1975 Hometown Seaham Date of Birth 30/05/1973 Hometown Almeria Place of Birth Consett (County Durham) Place of Birth Almeria Profession Entrepreneur (County Durham) Profession Football Referee Height/Weight 183cm/80.5kg Languages Spanish/English Height/Weight 186cm/78kg Languages English Referee since 1986 Other sports Cycling Referee since 1990 Other sports Golf 1st Division 2004 Hobbies Fishing 1st Division 2004 Hobbies Reading FIFA Badge 2010 FIFA Badge 2006 Tournaments Finals Tournaments • UEFA European Under-16 Championship (England 2001) – 4th Official • Olympic Games 2012 • UEFA EURO 2012 (Poland/Ukraine) – Additional Assistant Referee 3 UEFA Champions League appearances • FIFA Under-20 World Cup (Columbia 2011) • UEFA European Championships 2012 – Additional Assistant Referee 9 UEFA Champions League appearances • Olympic Games 2012 London WILLIAM COLLUM (SCOTLAND) MANUEL GRÄFE (GERMANY) Date of Birth 18/01/1979 Hometown Motherwell Date of Birth 21/09/1973 Hometown Berlin Place of Birth Glasgow Profession Teacher Place of Birth Berlin Profession Sports Scientist Height/Weight 174cm/69kg Languages English Height/Weight 196 cm/89kg Languages German/English Referee since 1993 Other sports None Referee since 1990 Other sports Chess/Tennis 1st Division 2005 Hobbies Keeping Fit/Running 1st Division 2004 Hobbies History/Travelling FIFA Badge 2006 FIFA Badge 2007 Tournaments Finals Tournaments Referee of the Year in Germany 2011 • UEFA European Under-17 Championship (Luxembourg 2006) • UEFA European Under-19 Championship • UEFA European Under-19 Championship (Ukraine 2009) • UEFA European Under-19 Championship (Czech Republic 2008) (Czech Republic 2008) • FIFA Under-20 World Cup (Columbia 2011) • Additional Assistant Referee 4 UEFA Champions League appearances at UEFA EURO 2012 (Poland/Ukraine) 9 UEFA Champions League appearances 40 UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE STATISTICS HANDBOOK 2012/13 THE REFEREES 41 TOM HARALD HAGEN (NORWAY) BJÖRN KUIPERS (NETHERLANDS) Date of Birth 01/04/1978 Hometown Kongsvinger Date of Birth 28/03/1973 Hometown Oldenzaal Place of Birth Kongsvinger Profession Teacher Place of Birth Oldenzaal Profession Supermarket Director Height/Weight 179cm/67kg Languages Norwegian/English Height/Weight 182cm/83kg Languages Dutch/English/German Referee since 1994 Other sports Golf Referee since 1990 Other sports Sports in general 1st Division 2006 Hobbies Music 1st Division 2005 Hobbies Mountain Biking FIFA Badge 2009 FIFA Badge 2006 Finals Tournaments 4 UEFA Champions League appearances Tournaments • UEFA European Under-17 Championship • UEFA European Under-17 Championship (Germany 2009) • UEFA European Under-17 Championship (Luxembourg 2006) (Luxembourg 2006) • UEFA European Under-19 Championship (Romania 2011) • UEFA European Under-21 Championship (Netherlands 2007) – 4th Official • UEFA European Under-21 Championship • UEFA EURO 2012 (Poland/ Ukraine) – 4th Official • UEFA European Under-21 Championship (Sweden 2009) (Sweden 2009) • FIFA Club World Cup (United Arab Emirates 2010) • UEFA Europa League (Amsterdam 2013) • UEFA EURO 2012 (Poland/ Ukraine) 18 UEFA Champions League appearances VIKTOR KASSAI (HUNGARY) STÉPHANE LANNOY (FRANCE) Date of Birth 10/09/1975 Hometown Tatabánya Date of Birth 18/09/1969 Hometown Sailly sur La Lys Place of Birth Tatabánya Profession Sales representative Place of Birth Boulogne sur Mer Profession Purchaser for Height/Weight 189 cm/80kg Languages Hungarian/English/ Height/Weight 185cm/79kg Hypermarket Referee since 1990 German Referee since 1990 Languages French/English 1st Division 1999 Other sports Squash 1st Division 2002 Other sports None FIFA Badge 2003 Hobbies Movies/Travelling FIFA Badge 2006 Hobbies Movies/Reading Tournaments Finals Tournaments 16 UEFA Champions League appearances • UEFA Regions’ Cup (Czech Republic 2001) • Olympic Games (2008) • UEFA European Under-21 Championship (Netherlands 2007) • UEFA European Under-19 Championship (Northern Ireland 2005) • UEFA Champions League (2011) • Olympic Games (Beijing 2008) • FIFA Under-20 World Cup (Canada 2007) • FIFA World Cup (South Africa 2010) • UEFA EURO 2008 (Austria/Switzerland) – 4th Official 25 UEFA Champions League appearances • UEFA EURO 2012 (Poland/ Ukraine) • Olympic Games (Beijing 2008) • FIFA Under-17 World Cup (Nigeria 2009) • FIFA World Cup (South Africa 2010) • UEFA EURO 2012 (Poland/Ukraine) MILORAD MAŽIĆ (SERBIA) PAVEL KRALOVEC (CZECH REPUBLIC) Date of Birth 23/03/1973 Hometown Vrbas Place of Birth Vrbas Profession Director in Meat Industry Height/Weight 187cm/74kg Languages Serbian/English Date of Birth 16/08/1977 Hometown Domazlice Referee since 1996 Other sports All sports Place of Birth Domazlice Profession Businessman 1st Division 2005 Hobbies Reading/Education Height/Weight 186cm/84kg Languages Czech/English/German FIFA Badge 2009 Referee since 1993 Other sports Hockey/Tennis 1st Division 2002 Hobbies Diving FIFA Badge 2005 Tournaments • UEFA European Under-17 Championship (Germany 2009) 4 UEFA Champions League appearances • UEFA European Under-21 Championship (Denmark 2011) Tournaments • UEFA EURO 2012 (Poland/Ukraine) – 4th Official • UEFA European Under-17 Championship (Italy 2005) • Olympics Games 2012 London • UEFA European Under-19 Championship (Austria 2007) • FIFA Under-17 World Cup (Mexico 2011) 7 UEFA Champions League appearances 42 UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE STATISTICS HANDBOOK 2012/13 THE REFEREES 43 FLORIAN MEYER (GERMANY) DANIELE ORSATO (ITALY) Date of Birth 21/11/1968 Hometown Burgdorf Date of Birth 23/11/1975 Hometown Recoaro Terme Place of Birth Burgdorf Profession Manager Place of Birth Vicenza Profession Tecnichal electrician Height/Weight
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