England vs NZ Rugby: URC: gli arbitri di Benetton-Ulster ed Edimburgo-Zebre

URC: gli arbitri di Benetton-Ulster ed Edimburgo-Zebre

Sono state ufficializzate le designazioni arbitrali per la dodicesima giornata di United Rugby Championship, che vedrà scendere in campo Benetton e Zebre sabato 7 gennaio, i biancoverdi alle 14 contro Ulster e i gialloblu alle 16 contro Edimburgo.

Ben Whitehouse dirigerà il match tra Benetton e Ulster, previsto sabato alle ore 14 a Monigo (diretta Eurosport Player e Discovery Plus), gli assistenti saranno gli italiani Filippo Russo e Filippo Vinci, con il gallese Sean Brickell al TMO.

Leggi anche: Benetton Rugby: per Federico Ruzza arriva un lungo rinnovo

Aimee Barrett-Theron dirigerà Edimburgo-Zebre, con gli scozzesi David Sutherland e Finlay Brown come assistenti e il gallese Jon Mason al TMO.

URC: gli arbitri di Benetton-Ulster ed Edimburgo Zebre

Sabato 7 gennaio

Ore 14, Benetton-Ulster

Arbitro: Ben Whitehouse (Galles, 87esima gara in URC)
Assistenti: Filippo Russo (Italia), Filippo Vinci (Italia)
TMO: Sean Brickell (Galles)

Leggi anche: URC: dove e quando si vede Benetton-Ulster in tv e streaming

Ore 16, Edinburgo-Zebre Parma

Arbitro: Aimee Barrett-Theron (Sudafrica, 4a gara in URC)
Assistenti: David Sutherland (Scozia), Finlay Brown (Scozia)
TMO: Jon Mason (Galles)

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