Qatar Football World Cup: Rwandan woman referee breaks FIFA World Cup ceiling

Posted by World Wide Tickets And Hospitality on May 21st, 2022

Munsanga has been named among the 129 officials selected to host the FIFA World Cup 2022 from November 21 to December 18 in Qatar. Zambian referee Janny Sikazwe was stunned despite losing in the 2021 Afcon final in Cameroon last January when he blew his final whistle twice earlier in the match between Mali and Tunisia.

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Rwandan player Salima Mukansanga has made history by becoming the first African woman to be selected for a FIFA World Cup final. Musansanga was named among the 129 officials selected to host the FIFA World Cup 2022 from November 21 to December 18 in Qatar. Thirty-six referees, 69 assistant referees, and 24 voting officials (VMOs) have been appointed to six co-operatives, including six women who will be the first referees for the men\'s FIFA World Cup finals.

Center referees Stéphanie Frappart of France and Yoshimi Yamashita of Japan joined Munsanga, who became the first woman in January to host the Africa Cup of Nations finals in Cameroon. Back in Neuza Brazil, Karen Díaz Medina Mexico and Kathryn Nesbitt (USA) finished the list as assistant referees.

We were able to summon the women\'s sports officials for the first time in FIFA World Cup history. In this way, we clearly emphasize that the standard is important to us and not to gender, said Pierluigi Collina, head of the FIFA Referees Committee.

FIFA has said each match official will be closely monitored in the coming months for the final technical, physical, and medical tests to be held just before the World Cup. This, according to the world football federation, will help ensure that the appointed officials are in a better position as the ball rolls in Qatar.

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Zambian referee Janny Sikazwe was stunned despite losing in the 2021 Afcon final in Cameroon last January when he blew his final whistle twice earlier in the match between Mali and Tunisia. As always, the criteria we used was to be at a high level and the selected players represent the highest quality referee in the world, Collina said.

The African champions Senegal, Cameroon, Morocco, Tunisia, and Ghana are the five countries that will represent the continent of Qatar in the first modern FIFA World Cup to be held in the middle of the winter season due to the summer heat. I can hope that in the future, the selection of top female sporting directors in important men\'s tournaments will be regarded as normal and irrelevant. They deserve to be in the FIFA World Cup because they are always at the top, and that is an important factor for us. For more to know about Qatar World Cup tickets Click here.

The broadcaster hopes to inspire young people ahead of the fourth FIFA World Cup and BROADCASTER who will be working for the fourth Football World Cup later this year hopes to inspire the next generation to follow their dreams. David Johnson, 52, grew up in Prescot, and his father Arthur, of Thatto Heath, was a coal miner at Sutton Manor Colliery.

He attended Prescot Comprehensive School and left at age 16 and worked as a TV production student at the University of Liverpool. He then worked in non-line editing and has since entered the live TV production. Manchester United fan David then worked part-time for MUTV. In 2002 he started working on live matches in the Champions League, including the finals at Hampden Park in Glasgow, and since then, he has gained valuable experience working in many of the world\'s biggest football tournaments.

David, who owns his own company, Johnson Media, will travel to Qatar later this year to work on nine games in the tournament, including his first Football World Cup final on December 18. His role as a broadcaster is a task for only about 350 people worldwide. Please watch the live production on-site, said David, who worked during the Euro last summer.

When we sit at home watching ITV or the BBC we get interviews with Harry Kane, and anyone else. In the stadiums, there are radios from all over the world. My role is to work as a small team to make sure all those broadcasters get a lot of interviews after the game. Before the game, and after the game, there are all kinds of live production, I manage that with my teammates.

It is a very full two days of the game, you need to have a lot of knowledge. I work with two or three other people who can speak six or seven different languages, and among us, we manage all requests. The baby\'s father, David, who lives in Rainford, hopes his story can help young people understand that there are many opportunities for them to improve their careers and lives.

Some of the news outlets say that children have not had the opportunity and things like that, and the times are hard now and for a few years, adding David, whose father Arthur also played for the Saints between 1961 and 1963. But nothing can stop anyone. For example, if you work in the hairdressing business, you might try working on a film set. That\'s how I was raised, I worked and I was the best you could be if you enjoyed it.

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