French Fribar goes into history by appointing a referee for the European Super Men Match

Frenchwoman Stefani Ferbar entered history as the first woman to lead a major men's competition after being appointed by the European Football Confederation (CAF) to lead the Super Cup match between Liverpool and Chelsea in Istanbul .

Farabar, 35, who won the women's World Cup final in Lyon in July, also participated in the semifinal of the 2017 European Women's Football Cup between the host country Netherlands. England, in addition to the final of the 2012 Europe Cup for women at age 19 in Turkey too. "

The European Union revealed that the French Manuela Nicoluzzi and the Irish Michelle O'Neill would be Ferbar's badistant referees, as was the case during the Women's World Cup final, as the United States beat 2-0 and retained the title.

Liverpool's Champions League match with Chelsea, European champions in the Europa League, will not be the first for men in men's competition. In 2014, it was an honor to be the first woman to lead the second division, first.

In April, Ferbar became the first woman to lead a Ligue 1 men's match in a match between Amien in Strasbourg (0-0), followed by a second match between Nice and Nantes (1- 1) in May.

But Frepar, who works three days a week in a sports badociation and runs the football (she will be free to referee next season after her promotion to the French first division), is not the first woman to organize a men's match in a European competition. Three qualifying matches for the European Cup between 2004 and 2009, but France is the first to entrust the task of a match of this importance.