
Determining the referees for the third round of the first league matches
Identifying the referees for the third round of the First League, with details about the various matches and referee appointments.
Determining the referees for the third round of the first league matches
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Background
Volga, as a team competing in the First League, seeks to achieve good results in the upcoming matches to enhance its chances of competing for advanced positions. With experienced referees, the team hopes to overcome the challenges it may face in the upcoming matches.
Why is this important?
Determining the referees for the third round matches of the First League is an important step to ensure that the matches run smoothly and transparently. The selected referees have extensive experience, which enhances the quality of refereeing in the league, which is vital in the context of preparations for major tournaments such as the 2026 World Cup.
Key points
- Determining the referees for the third round of the first league matches.
- Identifying the referees for the third round of the First League, with details about the various matches and referee appointments.
- Определены судейские назначения на 3-го тура Первой лиги.
In the “Volga” vs. “Neftekhimik” match, the main referee will be Vladimir Valo from Moscow, while he will be assisted by Stefan Shcherbakov from Omsk and Nikita Vorobaev from Kaliningrad, while the reserve referee will be Anton Sidorin from Moscow, observer Yuri Knyazev from Kursk, and delegate Nikolai Levin from Saransk.
As for the match between “Chelabinsk” and “Nizhny Novgorod,” the referee will be Alexei Gosako from Kislovodsk, and he will be assisted by Arseny Novikov from Podolsk, Dmitry Alexeyev from Vladimir, reserve referee Vladislav Yegorov from the Moscow region, observer Viktor Klepek from Yekaterinburg, and delegate Sergei Zmiyevsky from Moscow.
In the match against “Tekstilchik” and “Spartak Kastroma”, the referee will be Raniel Zyakov from Naberezhnye Chelny, and he will be assisted by Alexander Sakhno from Ivishek, Dmitry Mikhaliev from Moscow, reserve referee Yuri Matveev from Moscow, observer Sergei Khraltsov from Moscow, and delegate Alexander Shannon from the Moscow region.
The match between “Yenisei” and “Files” will also be led by referee Vitaly Meldovan from Krasnodar, and he will be assisted by Ilya Dovolnov from Tumen, Konstantin Nabirenko from Novosibirsk, reserve referee Vitaly Evdokimov from Barnaul, observer Nikolai Levnikov from Sochi, and delegate Maxim Sharov from St. Petersburg.

In the match between “Ufa” and “SKA-Khabarovsk”, the referee will be Danila Tsurkov from Moscow, and he will be assisted by Vadim Troenenkov from Kaluga, Eugene Sinsky from Yaroslavl, reserve referee Artem Kataykin from Samara, observer Alexei Solimov from Smolensk, and delegate Alexander Kurchenko from Salavat.
The “Leningradets” match against “Ural” will be under the leadership of referee Alexei Gurayev from Podolsk, and he will be assisted by Dmitry Lysenko from Blagoveshchensk, Viktor Medvedev from Moscow, reserve referee Alexei Lapatukhin from Moscow, observer Andrei Komarov from Volgograd, and delegate Sergey Gotorenko from Moscow.
Finally, the “Tornado” vs. “Shinnik” match will be led by referee Semen Medvedev from Yekaterinburg, and he will be assisted by Vyacheslav Okhremenko from Maikop, Denis Mirosnik from Stavropol, reserve referee Pavel Shchekin from Tambov, observer Yevgen Volnin from Sochi, and delegate Ruslan Kiselev from Tomsk.
Also, the match between “Sochi” and “Arsenal” will bring together referee Vladimir Kharitonov from Kazan, and he will be assisted by Alexei Chaplygin from Moscow, Eduard Sharipov from Ufa, reserve referee Vladimir Shamatara from Rostov-on-Don, observer Andrei Ivanov from Kastroma, and delegate Vasiliy Ivanov from Moscow.
Finally, the match between “KAMAZ” and “Rotor” will be under the leadership of referee Roman Savyan from Moscow, and he will be assisted by Andrey Belykh from Saint Petersburg and Kirill Filatov from Petrozavods. Reserve referee Arter Sagdiyev from Naberezhnye Chelny, observer Rudolf Isako from Saint Petersburg, and delegate Vladimir Karpovsh from Moscow.

What's next?
The matches will begin in the third round according to the specified schedule, with each team looking to achieve positive results to strengthen its position in the league. It is expected that this round will witness strong competitions, especially between teams such as Volga and Neftekhimik, which may affect the ranking of the teams in the upcoming rounds.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened in the third round of the first league?
The organizing committee of the first league announced the appointment of referees, observers and delegates for the third round matches.
Who confirmed the appointment of referees for the third round matches?
The appointment of the referees was announced on the official website of the National Football League.
Why have the judges been announced now?
Referees, observers and delegates were announced before the start of the third round of the league to determine those responsible for the matches.
What are the changes in referees for the third round matches?
Different referees are appointed for each match, with designated assistant referees, marshals and delegates.
Who are the referees for the Volga vs. Neftekhimik match?
The main referee is Vladimir Valo from Moscow, with assistants from Omsk and Kaliningrad.
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