Dutch referee Danny Makkelie will officiate Italy’s Nations League match with Portugal on Saturday evening.
It kicks off at San Siro on Saturday November 17 at 19.45 GMT.
Makkelie will be assisted by Mario Diks and Hessel Steegstra, with Kevin Blom and Pol van Boekel as the additional assistant referees.
Erwin Zeinstra completes the Dutch team as the fourth official.
Makkelie is a 35-year-old referee who most recently officiated Spain’s 2-1 Nations League win in England in September.
Dutch referee Danny Makkelie will officiate Italy’s Nations League match with Portugal on Saturday evening.
It kicks off at San Siro on Saturday November 17 at 19.45 GMT.
Makkelie will be assisted by Mario Diks and Hessel Steegstra, with Kevin Blom and Pol van Boekel as the additional assistant referees.
Erwin Zeinstra completes the Dutch team as the fourth official.
Makkelie is a 35-year-old referee who most recently officiated Spain’s 2-1 Nations League win in England in September.
His record with Italian teams is of two wins, a draw and a defeat.
He already took charge of Italy’s 3-2 World Cup qualifier in Montenegro, resulting in a 3-2 victory in October 2016.
Makkelie’s record with Portuguese sides is three victories, a draw and two losses.
His previous games with the senior Portugal squad were competitive wins away to Northern Ireland in September 2013 and Hungary in September 2017.
There was also a 1-0 home friendly defeat to France in 2015.
The Northern Ireland match was extremely ill-tempered, as Helder Postiga and Kyle Lafferty received straight red cards, while Chris Brunt was sent off for two bookable offences, leaving the Irish down to nine men.