Ivan Barton, representing El Salvador, has been selected to serve as a judge for the upcoming semi-final match scheduled between Spain and France. For the second semi-final fixture on Wednesday in Atlanta, Ismail Elfath, who is from the host nation of the USA, will take on the role of judge for the contest between England and Argentina. Current reporting indicates that a total of 13 judges remain eligible for the competition’s judging panel.
The composition of the judging pool appears subject to changes as the tournament progresses through the semi-final rounds. A notable contingency involves the possibility of Argentina advancing to the final. Should this occur, the judging panel structure could see the elimination of judges originating from both Europe and South America.
In the specific scenario where these regions’ judges are removed from consideration for the final, Alireza Faghani from Australia has been identified as a key candidate who might assume a central role. These assignments highlight the rotating nature of judging duties across the tournament’s critical stages. The semi-final matches are crucial as they determine which teams advance to the final.
The selection of judges for each semi-final and the potential adjustments for the final underscore the logistical complexity of officiating the event across different geographical regions.
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