Examples of 'match referee' in a sentence
Meaning of "match referee"
match referee - An official who is responsible for ensuring that the rules of a sporting event are followed by the players. They make decisions on rules, fouls, and other aspects to maintain fair play during the game
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- an administrative official who decides on any penalties for bad conduct etc
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Stop the match referee in this situation.
He was also accused of lying to the match referee.
He was reprimanded by the match referee for excessive appealing.
What we are going to do tomorrow is in the hands of the match referee.
The match referee is responsible for handling disciplinary matters.
He later became a match referee.
He worked as a match referee and coach after his playing career.
Jeff Crowe was the match referee.
The match referee did not share his sense of humour and fined him.
An assessment will be made with the match referee on Saturday morning.
The match referee then intervened and there was ten minutes of stoppage in the play.
Mr. Jeff Crowe will be the reserve match referee for the event.
The match referee for the game is Anthony Backhouse.
Referee, The DFB will announce the match referee on Thursday afternoon.
The Match Referee decides that one team has forfeited the game.
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Ashish Nehra ( Ind ) was reprimanded for excessive appealing by match referee Mike Proctor.
The match referee was Lothar Schmid.
Ponting was later fined 75 % of his match fee by the match referee.
The match referee was Ken Dagnall.
Match referee Mark Geiger proved to be controversial, with criticism from both sets of teams.
The match referee was Lee Probert.
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