Farbar is the first woman to run the Super Cup of Europe

French Stephanie Ferbar entered history as the first woman to lead a major men's competition after being named by the European Football Confederation (CAF) to lead the 14th Super Cup match between Liverpool, the Champions League , Chelsea and the Europa League Europa Champions. She was the first woman to lead the second division of the French league and the first woman to lead a men's match in Ligue 1 during a match between Amien in Strasbourg (0-0), followed by a second match between Nice and Nantes (1-1) in May.

The European Union said in its statement that Farabar, 35, won in July the honor of refereeing the Women's World Cup final between the United States and the United States. Bas in Lyon, France. She has also managed the semifinal of the 2017 European Women's Football Cup between the Netherlands and England, as well as the 2012 U-19 Women's European Championship in Turkey.

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.