Polish Marciniak referee for the World Cup final

Simon managed matches for France and Argentina in the current edition

The International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA) decided to assign the task of arbitrating the 2022 Qatar World Cup final match to Polish Simon Marciniak.

Marchignac will lead the upcoming confrontation between France and Argentina in the World Cup final scheduled for next Sunday evening at Lusail Stadium.

And FIFA officially confirmed that it has been decided to appoint Polish referee Simon Marciniak to be the main referee for the Argentina national team match against the French national team, in the 2022 World Cup final.

Croatia, with three goals without a response, in the semi-final match.

While France decided to qualify after beating Morocco with two unanswered goals.

During the current season, Polish referee Simon Marciniak managed 17 matches, whether at the club level, locally or in Europe, and at the level of national teams.

Polish referee Simon Marciniak led 17 matches, during which he showed 86 yellow cards and one red card after two yellow cards were issued.

Polish referee Simon Marciniak awarded 7 penalty kicks during the 17 matches he played in the current season 2022/2023.

Polish referee Simon Marciniak managed two matches in the 2022 World Cup, during which he received 5 yellow cards without counting any red card or penalty kick.



Referee Simon Marchignac led one match for France in the current World Cup against Denmark, and it ended with the roosters winning with two goals to one in the group stage.