UEFA Euro 2008 - Match Officials

Match Officials

Twelve referees and twenty four assistants were selected for the tournament:

Country Referee Assistants Matches refereed
Austria Konrad Plautz Egon Bereuter Markus Mayr Spain 4–1 Russia, Switzerland 2–0 Portugal
Belgium Frank De Bleeckere Peter Hermans Alex Verstraeten Croatia 2–1 Germany, Russia 2–0 Sweden, Russia 0–3 Spain (semifinal)
England Howard Webb Darren Cann Mike Mullarkey Austria 1–1 Poland, Greece 1–2 Spain
Germany Herbert Fandel Carsten Kadach Volker Wezel Portugal 2–0 Turkey, Netherlands 4–1 France, Spain 0–0 Italy (Quarter-final)
Greece Kyros Vassaras Dimitiris Bozartzidis Dimitiris Saraidaris Czech Republic 1–3 Portugal, Poland 0–1 Croatia
Italy Roberto Rosetti Alessandro Griselli Paolo Calcagno Switzerland 0–1 Czech Republic, Greece 0–1 Russia, Croatia 1–1 Turkey (Quarter-final), Germany 0–1 Spain (Final)
Netherlands Pieter Vink Adriaan Inia Hans ten Hoove Austria 0–1 Croatia, Sweden 1–2 Spain
Norway Tom Henning Øvrebø Geir Åge Holen Jan Petter Randen Germany 2–0 Poland, Italy 1–1 Romania
Slovakia Ľuboš Micheľ Roman Slyško Martin Balko Switzerland 1–2 Turkey, France 0–2 Italy, Netherlands 1–3 Russia (Quarter-final)
Spain Manuel Mejuto González Juan Carlos Yuste Jiménez Jesús Calvo Guadamuro Romania 0–0 France, Austria 0–1 Germany
Sweden Peter Fröjdfeldt Stefan Wittberg Henrik Andren Netherlands 3–0 Italy, Turkey 3–2 Czech Republic, Portugal 2–3 Germany (Quarter-final)
Switzerland Massimo Busacca Matthias Arnet Stephane Cuhat Greece 0–2 Sweden, Netherlands 2–0 Romania, Germany 3–2 Turkey (Semi-final)
Fourth officials
Country Fourth officials
Croatia Ivan Bebek
France Stéphane Lannoy
Hungary Viktor Kassai
Iceland Kristinn Jakobsson
Poland Grzegorz Gilewski
Portugal Olegário Benquerença
Scotland Craig Thomson
Slovenia Damir Skomina

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