The Referees' Association is delighted to confirm that 9 experienced English officials will be part of the refereeing team for the rearranged EURO 2020 tournament, which will take place across Europe from 11 June to 11 July this summer.
Michael Oliver and Anthony Taylor will be the men in the middle, while Stuart Burt, Simon Bennett, Gary Beswick and Adam Nunn will assist them respectively.
That's not the end of the good news: we will also have 3 Video Assistant Referees representing England at EURO 2020, with Chris Kavanagh, Stuart Attwell and Lee Betts completing the strong officiating team from England selected for the competition.
The Referees’ Association would like to congratulate all the officials on their selection for the tournament and wish them well them for the competition.
For a full list of officials appointed for the tournament, click the link below.
Michael Oliver and Anthony Taylor will be the men in the middle, while Stuart Burt, Simon Bennett, Gary Beswick and Adam Nunn will assist them respectively.
That's not the end of the good news: we will also have 3 Video Assistant Referees representing England at EURO 2020, with Chris Kavanagh, Stuart Attwell and Lee Betts completing the strong officiating team from England selected for the competition.
The Referees’ Association would like to congratulate all the officials on their selection for the tournament and wish them well them for the competition.
For a full list of officials appointed for the tournament, click the link below.
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