Slovenian referee Slavko Vincic prepares for his first Europa League match in 2020-21, as he will be in charge when Milan visit Manchester United tonight.
Vincic was at the whistle when Inter were eliminated from the Champions League this season, as the Nerazzurri played back-to-back goalless draws against the Ukrainians, who face Roma in the last 16 of the Europa League tonight.
Slovenian referee Slavko Vincic prepares for his first Europa League match in 2020-21, as he will be in charge when Milan visit Manchester United tonight.
Vincic was at the whistle when Inter were eliminated from the Champions League this season, as the Nerazzurri played back-to-back goalless draws against the Ukrainians, who face Roma in the last 16 of the Europa League tonight.
The 41-year-old oversaw three games in the Champions League this term and two of the ended in goalless stalemates.
Vincic was in charge when Liverpool beat RB Leipzig 2-0 in the first leg of the last 16, whilst he also oversaw the 0-0 draw between Atletico Madrid and Lokomotiv Moscow.
Including the Europa League qualifying match between Dynamo Brest and Ludogorets, Vincic handed out 15 yellow cards in four games.
He has yet to award a penalty or send any players off in the European Cups this term, and has only shown one direct red in 19 games across all competitions in 2020-21.
He debuted in the Europa League in 2014-15 and has overseen 17 games in the competition, but this is only his third in the knockout stages.