UEFA Conference League: Albanian referees appointed for two play-off matches

UEFA has appointed two Albanian refereeing teams for matches in the UEFA Conference League play-off round.

Twente will face Qarabağ on Thursday, August 20, at 20:00 in Enschede, Netherlands.

Juxhin Xhaja will referee the match. Rejdi Avdo and Mario Shazivari will serve as assistant referees. Emanuela Rusta will act as the fourth official. Gianluca Aureliano will operate VAR, with Albert Doda as AVAR.

On the same day and at the same time, another Albanian team will officiate Víkingur Reykjavík against Borac at Víkingsvöllur in Reykjavík, Iceland.

Enea Jorgji will referee the match. Denis Rexha and Ridiger Çokaj will serve as assistant referees. Florian Lata will be the fourth official. Jeroen Manschot will operate VAR, with Olsion Yzeiraj as AVAR.

The appointments highlight UEFA’s continued confidence in Albanian referees on the international stage. UEFA records also show Albanian officials working together in previous European competitions. (uefa.com)

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