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Referee Teams announced for Olympic Football Tournaments
« on: Fri 23 Apr 2021 12:40 »
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Re: Referee Teams announced for Olympic Football Tournaments
« Reply #1 on: Fri 23 Apr 2021 12:46 »
Other European appointees:

Men:

REF:
DIAS Artur POR
GRINFEELD Orel ISR
JOVANOVIC Srdjan SRB
KABAKOV Georgi BUL

VAR:
CUADRA FERNANDEZ Guillermo ESP
GUIDA Marco ITA
MARTINS Tiago POR
MILLOT Benoit FRA
RACZKOWSKI Pawel POL
REINSHREIBER Roi ISR

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Womens:

REF:
FRAPPART Stephanie FRA
MONZUL Kateryna UKR
PUSTOVOITOVA Anastasia RUS
STAUBLI Esther SUI

VAR:
STEINHAUS-WEBB Bibiana GER
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Re: Referee Teams announced for Olympic Football Tournaments
« Reply #2 on: Fri 23 Apr 2021 14:59 »
This is a presumption that the Olympics will happen of course. I am beginning to doubt it more and more. A Japanese colleague tells me that virtually nobody in Japan, outside the Organisers, want the Games to proceed.
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Re: Referee Teams announced for Olympic Football Tournaments
« Reply #3 on: Fri 23 Apr 2021 17:31 »
I have family living in Japan and that is correct, most people are really against it going ahead.  They are way behind other countries in terms of vaccination, as of last week less than 2 million people have had their first jab.  It appears their government took their eyes off the ball and didn't get their orders in quickly enough, and it will be at least September before all adults have had their first dose.
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