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Agence France-Presse

English referee Mark Clattenburg was on Friday named as the man in charge of Sunday’s Euro 2016 final between France and Portugal.
European football’s governing body UEFA have called on the 41-year-old’s experience for the championship decider at the Stade de France.
A former electrician, Clattenburg became a professional referee in 2007.
He has already overseen three matches at the tournament - the first round games between Belgium and Italy, and the Czech Republic and Croatia, and the last 16 clash between Switzerland and Poland.

In May, Clattenburg refereed the Champions League final between Real and Atletico Madrid.
He becomes only the second referee after Pedro Proenca in 2012 to officiate at both the Champions League and European championships finals.
On Sunday, he will be assisted by two English assistants, Simon Beck and Jake Collin.


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England reach Euro 2016 final: Mark Clattenburg to referee France v Portugal

Mark Clattenburg directs the Euro 2016 round of 16 match between Switzerland and Poland. Photo: AP

epa05389597 English referee Mark Clattenburg (L) speaks to Kamil Glik of Poland during the UEFA EURO 2016 round of 16 match between Switzerland and Poland at Stade Geoffroy Guichard in Saint-Etienne, France, 25 June 2016. (RESTRICTIONS APPLY: For editorial news reporting purposes only. Not used for commercial or marketing purposes without prior written approval of UEFA. Images must appear as still images and must not emulate match action video footage. Photographs published in online publications (whether via the Internet or otherwise) shall have an interval of at least 20 seconds between the posting.) EPA/CJ GUNTHER EDITORIAL USE ONLY

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European football’s governing body UEFA have called on the 41-year-old’s experience for the championship decider at the Stade de France


England reach Euro 2016 final: Mark Clattenburg to referee France v Portugal

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European football’s governing body UEFA have called on the 41-year-old’s experience for the championship decider at the Stade de France