2011 FIFA U-20 World Cup - Match Officials

Match Officials

Europe
  • Cüneyt Çakır
    • Assistant referees: Bahattin Duran, Tarık Ongun
  • Mark Clattenburg
    • Assistant referees: Simon Beck, Stephen Child
  • William Collum
    • Assistant referees: Graham Chambers, Martin Cryans
  • Robert Schörgenhofer
    • Assistant referees: Alain Hoxha, Mario Strudl
  • : Markus Strömbergsson
    • Assistant referees : Fredrik Nilsson, Magnus Sjöblom
  • : István Vad
    • Assistant referees : György Ring, Zsolt Szpisjak
North America, Central America and the Caribbean
  • Mark Geiger
    • Assistant referees: Mark Hurd, Joe Fletcher
  • Walter López
    • Assistant referees: Hermenerito Leal, Gerson López
Oceania
  • Peter O’Leary
    • Assistant referees: Ravinesh Kumar, Jackson Namo
Asia
  • Kim Dong-Jin
    • Assistant referees: Lee Jung-Min, Yang Byoung-Eun
  • Abdulrahman Abdou
    • Assistant referees: Fares Alshammari, Mohammad Dharman
Africa
  • Noumandiez Doue
    • Assistant referees: Mohsen Ben Salem, Jean-Claude Birumushahu
  • Djamel Haimoudi
    • Assistant referees: Ayman Degaish, Foaad El Maghrabi
South America
  • Antonio Arias
    • Assistant referees: Rodney Aquino, Milciades Saldivar
  • Hernando Buitrago
    • Assistant referees: Wilson Berrio, Eduardo Díaz
  • Wilson Seneme
    • Assistant referees: Emerson de Carvalho, Alessandro Rocha
  • Darío Ubríaco
    • Assistant referees: Carlos Pastorino, William Casavieja

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