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List of FIFA World Cup 2026 match officials: Argentina, Brazil have highest representation FIFA on Thursday announced a comprehensive list of match officials who will be in action at the upcoming 2026 World Cup, set to be co-hosted by USA, Canada, and Mexico, starting June 11.The contingent of the referees called the ‘FIFA Team One’ includes 52 referees, 88 assistant referees and 30 video match officials, who hail from all six confederations and 50 Member Associations.The list also includes six female officials, the same as the last edition which was held in Qatar.Match officials
Abdulrahman Al Jassim, Khalid Al Turais, Yusuke Araki, Omar Abdulkadir Artan, Pierre Atcho, Ivan Barton, Dahane Beida, Juan Gabriel Benitez, Juan Calderon, Raphael Claus, Ismail Elfath, Espen Eskas, Alireza Faghani, Yael Falcon Perez, Drew Fischer, Cristian Garay, Katia Garcia, Mustapha Ghorbal, Alejandro Hernandez, Dario Herrera, Jalal Jayed, Campbell-Kirk Kawana-Waugh, Istvan Kovacs, Francois Letexier, Ning Ma, Adham Makhadmeh, Danny Makkelie, Szymon Marciniak, Maurizio Mariani, Hector Said Martinez, Amin Mohamed, Oshane Nation, Glenn Nyberg, Michael Oliver, Omar Al Ali, Kevin Ortega, Tori Penso, Joao Pinheiro, Ramon Abbati, Cesar Ramos, Andres Rojas, Sandro Schaerer, Ilgiz Tantashev, Anthony Taylor, Gustavo Tejera, Facundo Tello, Abongile Tom, Clement Turpin, Jesus Valenzuela, Slavko Vincic, Wilton Sampaio, Felix Zwayer
Assistant Referees
Amos Abeigne, Mahmoud Abouelregal, Mostafa Akarkad, Mohammed Al Abakry, Mohamed Al Hammadi, Mohammad Al Kalaf, Saoud Al Maqaleh, Taleb Al Marri, Ahmad Al Roalle, Lyes Arfa, Kyle Atkins, Carlos Barreiro, Micheal Barwegen, Isaak Bashevkin, Mahbod Beigi, Juan Pablo Belatti, Gary Beswick, Daniele Bindoni, Marco Bisguerra, Zakaria Brinsi, Bruno Boschilia, Bruno Pires, Stuart Burt, Eduardo Cardozo, Gabriel Chade, Danilo Manis, Nicolas Danos, Stephane De Almeida, Jan De Vries, Maximiliano Del Yesso, Christian Dietz, Boris Ditsoga, Jan Erik Engan, Rodrigo Figueiredo, Timur Gaynullin, Mokrane Gourari, Alexander Guzman, Ahmed Hossam Taha, Jerson Santos, Bruno Jesus, Robert Kempter, Tomaz Klancnik, Andraz Kovacic, Adam Kupsik, George Lakrindis, James Lindsay, Tomasz Listkiewicz, Walter Lopez, Luciano Maia, James Mainwaring, Mihai Marica, Brooke Mayo, Jun Mihara, Juan Carlos Mora, David Moran, Tulio Moreno, Alberto Morin, Cyril Mugnier, Jose Enrique Naranjo, Cristian Navarro, Kathryn Nesbitt, Elvis Noupue, Adam Nunn, Michael Orue, Benjamin Pages, Corey Parker, Antonio Pupiro, Rafael Alves, Christian Ramirez, Sandra Ramirez, Mehdi Rahmouni, Jose Retamal, Miguel Rocha, Facundo Rodriguez, Milciades Saldivar, Diego Sanchez, Zakhele Siwela, Andreas Soderkvist, Hessel Steegstra, Nicolas Taran, Alberto Tegoni, Isaac Trevis, Andrey Tsapenko, Ferencz Tunyogi, Jorge Urrego, Caleb Wales, Abbes Akram Zerhouni, Fei Zhou
Video Match Officials
Khamis Al-Marri, Abdullah Alshehri, Mahmoud Ashour, Ivan Bebek, Jerome Brisard, Bastian Dankert, Carlos Del Cerro Grande, Marco Di Bello, Joe Dickerson, Rob Dieperink, Hamza El Fariq, Shaun Evans, Fu Ming, Nicolas Gallo, Antonio Garcia, Jarred Gillett, Leodan Gonzalez, Tatiana Guzman, Dennis Higler, Tomasz Kwiatkowski, Juan Lara, Hernan Mastrangelo, Erick Miranda, Mohammed Obaid Khadim, Guillermo Pacheco, Fedayi San, Juan Soto, Rodolpho Toski, Bram Van Driessche, Armando Villarreal
#List #FIFA #World #Cup #match #officials #Argentina #Brazil #highest #representation

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List of FIFA World Cup 2026 match officials: Argentina, Brazil have highest representation
FIFA on Thursday announced a comprehensive list of match officials who will be in action at the upcoming 2026 World Cup, set to be co-hosted by USA, Canada, and Mexico, starting June 11.
The contingent of the referees called the ‘FIFA Team One’ includes 52 referees, 88 assistant referees and 30 video match officials, who hail from all six confederations and 50 Member Associations.
The list also includes six female officials, the same as the last edition which was held in Qatar.
Match officials
Abdulrahman Al Jassim, Khalid Al Turais, Yusuke Araki, Omar Abdulkadir Artan, Pierre Atcho, Ivan Barton, Dahane Beida, Juan Gabriel Benitez, Juan Calderon, Raphael Claus, Ismail Elfath, Espen Eskas, Alireza Faghani, Yael Falcon Perez, Drew Fischer, Cristian Garay, Katia Garcia, Mustapha Ghorbal, Alejandro Hernandez, Dario Herrera, Jalal Jayed, Campbell-Kirk Kawana-Waugh, Istvan Kovacs, Francois Letexier, Ning Ma, Adham Makhadmeh, Danny Makkelie, Szymon Marciniak, Maurizio Mariani, Hector Said Martinez, Amin Mohamed, Oshane Nation, Glenn Nyberg, Michael Oliver, Omar Al Ali, Kevin Ortega, Tori Penso, Joao Pinheiro, Ramon Abbati, Cesar Ramos, Andres Rojas, Sandro Schaerer, Ilgiz Tantashev, Anthony Taylor, Gustavo Tejera, Facundo Tello, Abongile Tom, Clement Turpin, Jesus Valenzuela, Slavko Vincic, Wilton Sampaio, Felix Zwayer
Assistant Referees
Amos Abeigne, Mahmoud Abouelregal, Mostafa Akarkad, Mohammed Al Abakry, Mohamed Al Hammadi, Mohammad Al Kalaf, Saoud Al Maqaleh, Taleb Al Marri, Ahmad Al Roalle, Lyes Arfa, Kyle Atkins, Carlos Barreiro, Micheal Barwegen, Isaak Bashevkin, Mahbod Beigi, Juan Pablo Belatti, Gary Beswick, Daniele Bindoni, Marco Bisguerra, Zakaria Brinsi, Bruno Boschilia, Bruno Pires, Stuart Burt, Eduardo Cardozo, Gabriel Chade, Danilo Manis, Nicolas Danos, Stephane De Almeida, Jan De Vries, Maximiliano Del Yesso, Christian Dietz, Boris Ditsoga, Jan Erik Engan, Rodrigo Figueiredo, Timur Gaynullin, Mokrane Gourari, Alexander Guzman, Ahmed Hossam Taha, Jerson Santos, Bruno Jesus, Robert Kempter, Tomaz Klancnik, Andraz Kovacic, Adam Kupsik, George Lakrindis, James Lindsay, Tomasz Listkiewicz, Walter Lopez, Luciano Maia, James Mainwaring, Mihai Marica, Brooke Mayo, Jun Mihara, Juan Carlos Mora, David Moran, Tulio Moreno, Alberto Morin, Cyril Mugnier, Jose Enrique Naranjo, Cristian Navarro, Kathryn Nesbitt, Elvis Noupue, Adam Nunn, Michael Orue, Benjamin Pages, Corey Parker, Antonio Pupiro, Rafael Alves, Christian Ramirez, Sandra Ramirez, Mehdi Rahmouni, Jose Retamal, Miguel Rocha, Facundo Rodriguez, Milciades Saldivar, Diego Sanchez, Zakhele Siwela, Andreas Soderkvist, Hessel Steegstra, Nicolas Taran, Alberto Tegoni, Isaac Trevis, Andrey Tsapenko, Ferencz Tunyogi, Jorge Urrego, Caleb Wales, Abbes Akram Zerhouni, Fei Zhou
Video Match Officials
Khamis Al-Marri, Abdullah Alshehri, Mahmoud Ashour, Ivan Bebek, Jerome Brisard, Bastian Dankert, Carlos Del Cerro Grande, Marco Di Bello, Joe Dickerson, Rob Dieperink, Hamza El Fariq, Shaun Evans, Fu Ming, Nicolas Gallo, Antonio Garcia, Jarred Gillett, Leodan Gonzalez, Tatiana Guzman, Dennis Higler, Tomasz Kwiatkowski, Juan Lara, Hernan Mastrangelo, Erick Miranda, Mohammed Obaid Khadim, Guillermo Pacheco, Fedayi San, Juan Soto, Rodolpho Toski, Bram Van Driessche, Armando Villarreal
#List #FIFA #World #Cup #match #officials #Argentina #Brazil #highest #representation

FIFA on Thursday announced a comprehensive list of match officials who will be in action…

A union representing about 2,000 food service workers at SoFi Stadium said on Monday it was demanding that FIFA keep U.S. Immigration ‌and Customs Enforcement away from World Cup operations in Los Angeles and warned workers could ⁠strike if their concerns are not addressed.

Unite Here Local 11, which represents cooks, servers and bartenders at the Inglewood venue, said ‌the workers remain without a labour contract as the World Cup approaches.

The union laid out three ‌main demands to FIFA and stadium owner Kroenke ‌Sports & ⁠Entertainment: a public commitment that ICE and ⁠Border Patrol will play no role in the tournament, protections for union jobs and working conditions, and support for affordable housing for hospitality workers.

Acting Department of Homeland ‌Security Director Todd Lyons has said that ICE would play a “key part” in the World Cup, a prospect the union said threatened worker and guest safety in ‌Los Angeles.

FIFA did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Representatives from SoFi Stadium declined to comment.

Local 11 said it also wanted ⁠assurances that artificial intelligence and automation would not be used during the tournament to eliminate union jobs.

The union linked ‌its labour demands to broader concerns over housing costs in the Los Angeles area, particularly in Inglewood, and called for support for a workforce housing fund, restrictions on short-term rentals and tax measures aimed at funding affordable housing and immigrant family protections.

“FIFA and its corporate sponsors ‌will pocket billions from Los Angeles while refusing to even acknowledge the cooks, servers, and stand attendants who make this event possible,” Kurt Petersen, co-president of ⁠Local 11, said in a statement.

The union said it had ⁠repeatedly sought meetings with FIFA since Los Angeles was chosen as a host city, but had ‌been ignored. Los Angeles is set to host eight World Cup matches at SoFi Stadium, the first being the U.S. against Paraguay on June 12.

Published on Apr 07, 2026

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FIFA World Cup 2026 — SoFi Stadium workers request ban of ICE from tournament, threaten strike otherwise A union representing about 2,000 food service workers at SoFi Stadium said on Monday it was demanding that FIFA keep U.S. Immigration ‌and Customs Enforcement away from World Cup operations in Los Angeles and warned workers could ⁠strike if their concerns are not addressed.Unite Here Local 11, which represents cooks, servers and bartenders at the Inglewood venue, said ‌the workers remain without a labour contract as the World Cup approaches.The union laid out three ‌main demands to FIFA and stadium owner Kroenke ‌Sports & ⁠Entertainment: a public commitment that ICE and ⁠Border Patrol will play no role in the tournament, protections for union jobs and working conditions, and support for affordable housing for hospitality workers.Acting Department of Homeland ‌Security Director Todd Lyons has said that ICE would play a “key part” in the World Cup, a prospect the union said threatened worker and guest safety in ‌Los Angeles.FIFA did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Representatives from SoFi Stadium declined to comment.Local 11 said it also wanted ⁠assurances that artificial intelligence and automation would not be used during the tournament to eliminate union jobs.The union linked ‌its labour demands to broader concerns over housing costs in the Los Angeles area, particularly in Inglewood, and called for support for a workforce housing fund, restrictions on short-term rentals and tax measures aimed at funding affordable housing and immigrant family protections.“FIFA and its corporate sponsors ‌will pocket billions from Los Angeles while refusing to even acknowledge the cooks, servers, and stand attendants who make this event possible,” Kurt Petersen, co-president of ⁠Local 11, said in a statement.The union said it had ⁠repeatedly sought meetings with FIFA since Los Angeles was chosen as a host city, but had ‌been ignored. Los Angeles is set to host eight World Cup matches at SoFi Stadium, the first being the U.S. against Paraguay on June 12.Published on Apr 07, 2026 #FIFA #World #Cup #SoFi #Stadium #workers #request #ban #ICE #tournament #threaten #strike

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A union representing about 2,000 food service workers at SoFi Stadium said on Monday it was demanding that FIFA keep U.S. Immigration ‌and Customs Enforcement away from World Cup operations in Los Angeles and warned workers could ⁠strike if their concerns are not addressed.
Unite Here Local 11, which represents cooks, servers and bartenders at the Inglewood venue, said ‌the workers remain without a labour contract as the World Cup approaches.
The union laid out three ‌main demands to FIFA and stadium owner Kroenke ‌Sports & ⁠Entertainment: a public commitment that ICE and ⁠Border Patrol will play no role in the tournament, protections for union jobs and working conditions, and support for affordable housing for hospitality workers.
Acting Department of Homeland ‌Security Director Todd Lyons has said that ICE would play a “key part” in the World Cup, a prospect the union said threatened worker and guest safety in ‌Los Angeles.
FIFA did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Representatives from SoFi Stadium declined to comment.
Local 11 said it also wanted ⁠assurances that artificial intelligence and automation would not be used during the tournament to eliminate union jobs.
The union linked ‌its labour demands to broader concerns over housing costs in the Los Angeles area, particularly in Inglewood, and called for support for a workforce housing fund, restrictions on short-term rentals and tax measures aimed at funding affordable housing and immigrant family protections.
“FIFA and its corporate sponsors ‌will pocket billions from Los Angeles while refusing to even acknowledge the cooks, servers, and stand attendants who make this event possible,” Kurt Petersen, co-president of ⁠Local 11, said in a statement.
The union said it had ⁠repeatedly sought meetings with FIFA since Los Angeles was chosen as a host city, but had ‌been ignored. Los Angeles is set to host eight World Cup matches at SoFi Stadium, the first being the U.S. against Paraguay on June 12.
Published on Apr 07, 2026

#FIFA #World #Cup #SoFi #Stadium #workers #request #ban #ICE #tournament #threaten #strike">FIFA World Cup 2026 — SoFi Stadium workers request ban of ICE from tournament, threaten strike otherwise

A union representing about 2,000 food service workers at SoFi Stadium said on Monday it was demanding that FIFA keep U.S. Immigration ‌and Customs Enforcement away from World Cup operations in Los Angeles and warned workers could ⁠strike if their concerns are not addressed.

Unite Here Local 11, which represents cooks, servers and bartenders at the Inglewood venue, said ‌the workers remain without a labour contract as the World Cup approaches.

The union laid out three ‌main demands to FIFA and stadium owner Kroenke ‌Sports & ⁠Entertainment: a public commitment that ICE and ⁠Border Patrol will play no role in the tournament, protections for union jobs and working conditions, and support for affordable housing for hospitality workers.

Acting Department of Homeland ‌Security Director Todd Lyons has said that ICE would play a “key part” in the World Cup, a prospect the union said threatened worker and guest safety in ‌Los Angeles.

FIFA did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Representatives from SoFi Stadium declined to comment.

Local 11 said it also wanted ⁠assurances that artificial intelligence and automation would not be used during the tournament to eliminate union jobs.

The union linked ‌its labour demands to broader concerns over housing costs in the Los Angeles area, particularly in Inglewood, and called for support for a workforce housing fund, restrictions on short-term rentals and tax measures aimed at funding affordable housing and immigrant family protections.

“FIFA and its corporate sponsors ‌will pocket billions from Los Angeles while refusing to even acknowledge the cooks, servers, and stand attendants who make this event possible,” Kurt Petersen, co-president of ⁠Local 11, said in a statement.

The union said it had ⁠repeatedly sought meetings with FIFA since Los Angeles was chosen as a host city, but had ‌been ignored. Los Angeles is set to host eight World Cup matches at SoFi Stadium, the first being the U.S. against Paraguay on June 12.

Published on Apr 07, 2026

#FIFA #World #Cup #SoFi #Stadium #workers #request #ban #ICE #tournament #threaten #strike

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