The Polish Szymon Marciniak, 44 years old, has been appointed referee for the crucial second leg of the Champions League semifinals between Inter Milan and Barcelona. Marciniak has been officiating for eleven seasons and will be in charge of the match taking place on Tuesday, May 6 at the San Siro Stadium.
Marciniak is an experienced referee who has showcased his skills in numerous European and international competitions throughout his career. His appointment for this important clash between two of the most prestigious teams in Europe has been met with excitement from fans and the teams involved.
In recent statements, Marciniak expressed his satisfaction at being chosen to officiate this thrilling Champions League match and stated that he is ready to face the challenge of overseeing a game of such magnitude. His track record and experience support him as a reliable choice to ensure the proper conduct of the game and guarantee fair and equitable competition.
The match between Inter Milan and Barcelona promises to be an exciting and tense confrontation, with both teams fighting to reach the Champions League final. With Marciniak officiating, it is expected that the match will proceed in an orderly manner and that fair play and sportsmanship will prevail between the two teams.
