The third and final games in Euro 2024's Group D take place on Tuesday with the Netherlands taking on Austria in Berlin, but Who is the referee and VAR for Netherlands vs Austria?
Referee Ivan Kruzliak will take charge of Netherlands vs Austria(Image credit: Getty Images)
While we know who will qualify from Euro 2024's Group D and who will not ahead of Tuesday's final games, there is still plenty to play for.
The Netherlands take on Austria knowing that if they better France's result over Poland, they will head into the last 16 as group winners and get a - in theory - more favourable opponent in the next stage.
Austria, meanwhile, could also finish top of the pile, but they would need to beat the Netherlands and hope France drop points. With plenty on the line at Euro 2024, the officials could be set for a busy evening, so FourFourTwo takes a look at who will be in charge of the action in Berlin.
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Who is the referee for Netherlands vs Austria at Euro 2024?
Ivan Kruzliak (Image credit: Getty Images)
Ivan Kružliak of Slovakia will be the man in charge of this clash. Aston Villa fans will remember him as the referee who (correctly) didn't send Emi Martinez off after he was issued a second yellow card during the penalty shootout in their win over Lille in the Europa League.
He will be joined by his two compatriots BranislavHancko and JanPozor as his assistant referees, with the trio having already taken charge of Scotland's 1-1 draw with Switzerland last week at Euro 2024.
Who is the fourth official and VAR for Netherlands vs Austria at Euro 2024?
Irfan Peljto (Image credit: Getty Images)
Fourth official duties will be handled by Bosnian referee IrfanPeljto, who has been FIFA-listed since 2015.
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The video assistant referee (VAR) will be German MarcoFritz, a 46-year-old who will be retiring as an official at the end of the tournament.
For more than a decade Joe Mewis has worked in football journalism as a reporter and editor, with stints at Mirror Football and LeedsLive among others. He is the author of four football history books that include times on Leeds United and the England national team.
