Swiss referee Sandro Scharer will officiate Italy’s penultimate Euro 2020 qualifier against Bosnia-Herzegovina on Friday.
The match is essentially one of two dead-rubbers for Italy, given they qualified for Euro 2020 during the last international break.
This will be Scharer’s second game involving the Azzurri after Roberto Mancini’s debut in the dugout against Saudi Arabia in May 2018.
On that occasion, the national team won 2-1 courtesy of goals from Mario Balotelli and Andrea Belotti.
Swiss referee Sandro Scharer will officiate Italy’s penultimate Euro 2020 qualifier against Bosnia-Herzegovina on Friday.
The match is essentially one of two dead-rubbers for Italy, given they qualified for Euro 2020 during the last international break.
This will be Scharer’s second game involving the Azzurri after Roberto Mancini’s debut in the dugout against Saudi Arabia in May 2018.
On that occasion, the national team won 2-1 courtesy of goals from Mario Balotelli and Andrea Belotti.
Assisting the 31-year-old will be Stephane De Almeida, Bekim Zogaj and fourth official Alain Bieri.