2009 FIFA U-20 World Cup - Match Officials

Match Officials

Africa
  • Mohamed Benouza
    • Assistant referees: Nasser Sadek Abdel Nabi, Angesom Ogbamariam
  • Coffi Codjia
    • Assistant referees: Alexis Fassinou, Desire Gahungu
  • Koman Coulibaly
    • Assistant referees: Redouane Achik, Ayuba Haruna
  • Eddy Maillet
    • Assistant referees: Bechir Hassani, Evarist Menkouande
Asia
  • Subkhiddin Mohd Salleh
    • Assistant referees: Thanom Borikut, Mu Yuxin
  • Yuichi Nishimura
    • Assistant referees: Jeong Hae-Sang, Toru Sagara
Europe
  • Olegário Benquerença
    • Assistant referees: Bertino Miranda, José Cardinal
  • Ivan Bebek
    • Assistant referees: Tomislav Petrović, Tomislav Setka
  • Frank De Bleeckere
    • Assistant referees: Peter Hermans, Walter Vromans
  • Thomas Einwaller
    • Assistant referees: Roland Heim, Norbert Schwab
  • Roberto Rosetti
    • Assistant referees: Stefano Ayroldi, Paolo Calcagno
  • Alberto Undiano Mallenco
    • Assistant referees: Fermín Martínez, Juan Carlos Yuste Jiménez
North America, Central America and Caribbean
  • Joel Aguilar
    • Assistant referees: William Torres, Juan Zumba
  • Marco Rodríguez
    • Assistant referees: José Luis Camargo, Alberto Morín
Oceania
  • Peter O'Leary
    • Assistant referees: Brent Best, Matthew Taro
South America
  • Héctor Baldassi
    • Assistant referees: Ricardo Casas, Hernán Maidana
  • Jorge Larrionda
    • Assistant referees: Mauricio Espinosa, Pablo Fandiño
  • Óscar Ruiz
    • Assistant referees: Humberto Clavijo, Abraham González

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