
FIFA World Cup: Tom, Siwela deployed for Germany vs Curacao game
Tom will be the fourth official for the FIFA World Cup match between Germany and Curacao while Siwela will be the reserve assistant referee.
WEDNESDAY, 17 JUNE 2026, 01:33

Tom will be the fourth official for the FIFA World Cup match between Germany and Curacao while Siwela will be the reserve assistant referee.

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