Katia Itzel García
Katia Itzel García is a Mexican referee known for her officiating in various international competitions, including matches in the Concacaf region. She made headlines recently for her decision to expel Canadian coach Jesse Marsch during a match against the United States in the Liga de Naciones, showcasing her authority and commitment to maintaining control during high-stakes games.
Born on Jan 01, 1993 (33 years old)
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Uruguay:
Katia Itzel García is one of the female referees officiating at the men's World Cup 2026.
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Mexico:
Katia Itzel García is noted as the first Mexican central referee in a World Cup.
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Mexico:
Katia Itzel García became the first Mexican woman to officiate a match in the World Cup.
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Mexico:
Katia Itzel García became the first Mexican woman to officiate a men's World Cup match.
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Mexico:
Katia Itzel García became the first Mexican woman to officiate a match in the World Cup.
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Argentina:
Katia Itzel García is a Mexican referee who made history as the first woman from Mexico to officiate a FIFA World Cup match.
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Mexico:
Katia Itzel García will become the first Mexican central referee to officiate a World Cup match.
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Tunisia:
Katia García is the first Mexican referee to officiate at a men's World Cup, a historic nomination recognized by international football authorities.
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Guatemala:
Katia Itzel García, the Mexican fourth official, entered the field to give the referee a drink to help him recover.
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Mexico:
Katia Itzel García is an international referee who was part of the jury evaluating the participants.
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