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- Felipe Ramos Rizo About Felipe Ramos Rizo, World Cup Referee from Mexico
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Ricardo Arellano Nieves (Active)
Ricardo Arellano Nieves, son of a referee, started refereeing nationally in 2004. He received his badge in 2010 and his goal is to be active at the World Cup in 2014.
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Francisco Chacon (Active)
Chacón´s international performance came really off the ground in 2011 when he was selected for the CONCACAF Gold Cup and he was the Mexican guest referee in the Copa Am...
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Paul Delgadillo Haro (Active)
Paul Enrique Delgadillo Haro is active in the CONCACAF Champions League and he was selected for the 2011 u17 World Cup in Mexico
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Miguel Flores (Active)
Miguel Angel Flores Rodriguez is new on the FIFA panel in 2012, but a little too old for a good international career.
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Roberto Garcia (Active)
Roberto Garcia Orozco was born in Mexico City in 1974. He holds his FIFA badge since 2007.
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Fabricio Morales (Active)
After a very good season in 2010, he finally got the FIFA badge in 2011. Now he has to show himself in international tournaments.
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Jose Alfredo Penaloza Soto (Active)
This referee from México City is active in the first division since 2007. He is a FIFA referee since 2010 and as with many of his country men, when you search informatio...
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Erim Ramirez (Active)
We haven't got much on this referee, as you can see. Think you can help us out? Then do please write us an email!
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Marco Rodriguez (Active)
Mexican Marco Antonio Rodriguez Moreno wasn't FIFA's first choice for the World Cup 2006. Four other referees were put aside for various reasons before eventually Rodrigu...
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Jorge Rojas (Active)
We haven't got much on this referee, as you can see. Think you can help us out? Then do please write us an email!
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Jose Abramo Lira (Retired)
It was 1993 when Jose Abramo Lima saw Edgardo Codesal sitting behind him in a stdium. Abramo Lima, a minor football player, asked the then chairman of the referee committ...
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Abel Aguilar Elizalde (Retired)
Abel Aguilar took charge of a match in the 1970 World Cup and the 1968 Olympic Games.
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Gilberto Alcala (Retired)
Gilberto Alcala Pineda.
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Benito Archundia (Retired)
Born in 1966, Benito Armando Archundia Tellez became an international referee in 1993 and retired at the end of 2010.
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German Arredondo (Retired)
Born in 1968 in Acambaro. His first match in the Primera Division was in 1996 and he got his FIFA badge in 2001 and had to take it off again at the end of 2009.
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Arturo Brizio Carter (Retired)
Arturo Brizio Carter officiated 6 matches in two World Cups and set the record for red cards: 7. One of the players he sent off was Zinedine Zidane for hitting a Saudi pl...
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Edgardo Codesal Mendez (Retired)
At the age of 39 Uruguayan born Mexican Edgardo Codesal Mendez was the referee of the final of the 1990 World Cup between Germany and Argentina. He also took charge of a ...
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Diego De Leo (Retired)
A Chilean-Italian referee who officiated at the 1970 World Cup as a Mexican. Born in the tiny town of Zenson di Piave (pop. 1700 something) in the Veneto region, Diego Pe...
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Marco Dorantes Garcia (Retired)
Twice in an Olympic tournament and some qualifier matches is what this Mexican born referee has in his records.
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Javier Galindo Segura (Retired)
On the 10th of July 1997, Javier Galindo Segura retired from refereeing and got the golden whistle price in México.
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Jorge Gasso (Retired)
Jorge Eduardo Gasso Flores had been an international referee from 1999 till the end of 2008. He was reinstated in 2011, for such a (relatively) old referee a strange choi...
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Alfonso Gonzalez Archundia (Retired)
A match in the 1974 and one in the 1978 World Cup finals.
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Jaime Herrera (Retired)
When you look up Jaime Herrera Garduno on Google the only texts that appear are critical of him. Perhaps that is why he was a FIFA referee for only one year.
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Jorge Alberto Leanza (Retired)
Jorge Alberto Leanza was active in the 1980s. His name and those of a few other referees (Codesal) appeared in bribe taking scandals and Leanza was fired. Codesal, being ...
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Hugo Leon Guajardo (Retired)
First match in the highest league 2001, last year as a FIFA ref 2009.
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Antonio Marquez Ramirez (Retired)
Antonio Márquez Ramírez refereed two matches at WC 1986 in Mexico.
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Antonio Marrufo Mendoza (Retired)
Antonio Marrufo Mendoza retired internationally in 2002.
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Mauricio Morales (Retired)
Mauricio Rafael Morales Ovalle born in Mexico City in 1967 made his debut in the Primera Division in 2000 and officiated in at least 3 national finals (2008). He got his ...
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Raul Osorio (Retired)
Raul Osorio Castillo was active as an international referee in the 1960s when he took charge of a match at the 1968 Olympic Tournament.
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Leon Padro Borja (Retired)
Nationally Leon Padro Borja had his debut in the Primera Division in 1987 and his last match was in 2000.
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Fermin Ramirez (Retired)
Fermín Ramírez Zermeño took charge of two matches in the 1983 u20 World Cup. One was a quarter-finals.
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Felipe Ramos Rizo (Retired)
Ramos Rizo made his debut as a referee in1983, only twenty years old.
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Pascual Rebolledo Cardenas (Retired)
Pascual Rebolledo Cardenas was active at the 1995 u20 World Cup
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Jose Robles (Retired)
After he retired from refereeing, he became "delegado de arbitros en Jalisco" what means that he represents the referees of Jalisco in important meetings.
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Mario Rubio Vazquez (Retired)
A match in the 1982 World Cup and one at the 1980 Olympic Games and refereeing seemed to be Mario Rubio's life, because after his retirement as a referee among other thin...
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Miguel Salas Castillo (Retired)
Miguel Angel Salas Castillo was a referee in the 1991 u17 World Cup.
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Joaquin Urrea Reyes (Retired)
A professional referee for 20 years, debut in the first division 1970 (Atlante vs Toluca), last match Mexico - Germany FR in 1987, Joaquin Santiago Urrea Reyes was a FIFA...
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Rafael Valenzuela (Retired)
Rafael Valenzuela Marin was a Mexican referee from the 1960s who took charge of a match at the 1964 Olympic Tournament.
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Arturo Yamasaki (Retired)
Referees can change countries and go on refereeing and even officiate at a World Cup again. Yamasaki did, the former Peruvian ref became Mexican. See for more details his...
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Jorge Narvaez Escobar (Deceased)
Jorge Alberto Narvaez Escobar was not only a FIFA referee (from 1969 or 1970) but also an actor and an engineer. Narvaez Escobar died in 2002 and left a wive and six chil...
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Edgar Rangel Perez (Deceased)
Edgar Ulises Rangel Perez, FIFA referee since 1997, was killed 4th of July 2002 when his coffee coloured Pathfinder overturned on the highway between Mexico City and Acap...