The Mexican arbitral analyst Felipe Ramos Rizo highlighted a quality of his compatriot Katia García, who will give justice in today's game between El Salvador and Curacao in the Paypal Park.
The director of the Guatemala Referees Commission, the Mexican Felipe Ramos Rizo, shared a few words towards the work of the Mexican Katia Itzel García, who will be the main referee of the match of this day between El Salvador and Curazao in the Paypal Park, where it will be the debut of both countries in the Gold Cup 2025.
“She has been arbitrating in the MX League of men for a long time and in the MX Expansion League. Katia is an arbitrator who already has experience by arbitrating male categories with a great trajectory internationally. I do not think she gets to have any problem regarding directing the game,” said Ramos Rizo, an arbitral former former ESPN in conversation with today's newspaper.
“Something that notice a lot in his work to Katia García is the fluidity he gives to the matches. He is not an arbitrator that is cutting out of fear that the party can be complicated. He maintains control of the parties”:
Felipe Ramos Rizo, former Mexican former.
Katia García will be accompanied by her compatriots Karen Díaz and Sandra Ramírez as assistants one and two, respectively, for the duel between Central Americans and Caribbean. It should be remembered that the American Ekaterina Koroleva will do fourth referee tasks.
“Normally they have always been together. That makes teamwork facilitate because they know each other quite well. I have no doubt that the three are going to do a great job,” Felipe said.
“The Gold Cup is an international tournament that goes to the accounting of the performances that the referees have. Always maintain a good level in the gold cup, the most important tournament within Concacaf, is something that benefits the referees or referees. Everyone is looking for good jobs and to get the best possible to be considered in other events. Not only of Concacaf, also of FIFA,” he added.
It is worth mentioning that the judges of Mexican and American nationality mentioned above will have support from technology. The Mexican Oscar Macías and the Guatemalan Dilia María Bradley Santizo will be in charge of the VAR.
