Mark Clattenburg has been selected to officiate the Euro 2016 final match between France and Portugal

English referee Mark Clattenburg has been selected to officiate the Euro 2016 final match between France and Portugal on July 10 at the Stade de France. Clattenburg was selected following Wales’ exit from the competition in the semi-finals against Portugal. Had Wales qualified, the 41-year-old would not have been selected based on the fact that he is a British referee and Wales is also British country. 

The renowned referee has had a busy year so far, having officiated the English Premier League, the FA Cup final and the Champions League final. At the Euro 2016, he has officiated three matches so far; Belgium vs Italy, Croatia vs Czech Republic and Switzerland vs Poland. Here is a breakdown of his performance in these three games in France:

Switzerland vs Poland

Yellow cards given: 4

Red cards given: 0

Penalties awarded: 1

Polish defender Michal Padzan receives a yellow card from Clattenburg in their match against Switzerland at the Euro 2016flcDefender Michal Padzan receives a yellow card from Clattenberg

Belgium vs Italy

Yellow cards given: 5

Red cards given: 0

Penalties awarded: 0

Giorgio Chiellini is shown a yellow card by referee Clattenburg Giorgio Chiellini is shown a yellow card by referee Mark Clattenburg

Croatia vs Czech Republic

Yellow cards given: 4

Red cards given: 0

Penalties awarded: 1

Mark Clattenburg impressed with his player-handling skills during the Croatia vs Switzerland match when fans threw fire crackers into the pitchMark Clattenberg impressed with his player-handling skills during the Croatia vs Switzerland match when fans threw fire crackers into the pitch

The experienced referee quite often finds himself at the center of controversy in big matches but judging from his most recent record since the FA Cup final, fans of France and Portugal should expect a balanced game. Clattenburg has issued an average of four yellow cards in every game he has officiated in this tournament, but no red card. Judging from the fact that Sunday’s clash is a final, the widely-traveled referee is expected to keep his hands off his pockets unless something out of the ordinary happens. But as for yellow cards, he could dish them out in plenty - as usual. 

 

Match details, result and original broadcast info

Portugal 1 - 0 France

July 10, 2016 3:00pmStade de France, France

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