HISTORY CREATED!!! STEPHANIE FRAPPART WILL BE THE FIRST FEMALE REFEREE IN THE MEN'S WORLD CUP
HISTORY !!! STEPHANIE FRAPPART WILL BE THE FIRST FEMALE REFEREE IN THE MEN'S WORLD CUP History will be created when the German national team faces Costa Rica. For the first time in the men 's World Cup, the women' s referee team will lead the match. They are Stephanie Frappart as the main referee, as well as Neuza Back and Karen Diaz as assistant referees. FIFA has always conducted various experiments in world-level football matches. After becoming Qatar the host, now Gianni Infantino's institute decided to appoint a female referee. A lucky figure who would record a new history is Stephanie Frappart. The 38-year-old French equitable will continue his career in the field after a few days ago acting as the fourth official of the Mexican vs Poland match. It was also a new history in the World Cup. FIFA's decision to appoint Stephanie Frappart was not surprising, although there were also Salima Mukansanga (Rwanda) and Yoshimi Yamashita (Japan). The track record of Stephanie Frappart on the green field and her leadership on the field became the main consideration of Pierluigi Collina of the FIFA Referees Committee. Stephanie Frappart has written his name into the football history books after in March 2021 becoming the first female referee to lead a World Cup Qualifying match. At that time, the Dutch defeated Latvia 2-0 in Amsterdam. A few months earlier, in December 2020, Stephanie Frappart became the first female official to lead a men's Champions League match when Juventus beat Dynamo Kyiv 3-0 in Turin. Stephanie Frappart is also the referee for the 2019 European Super Cup, which matches Liverpool with Chelsea. She also refereed the 2019 Women's World Cup between the United States (USA) against the Netherlands. Ahead of the start of the 2022 World Cup, Stephanie Frappart already has a feeling. She said she was very hopeful to be included as a female referee at the 2022 World Cup. "It's A strong sign from FIFA and the authorities to have a female referee in the tournament," Stephanie Frappart said a few weeks ago.
