Ben Williams (referee)

Ben Williams
Personal information
Full name	Benjamin Jon Williams
Born	April 14, 1977 (1977-04-14) (age 34) Canberra, Australia
Other occupation	School teacher
Years		Role
2005–present		Referee
International
Years	League	Role
2005–present	FIFA listed	Referee
2005–present	AFC Elite	Referee

Benjamin Jon Williams (born 14 April 1977), better known as Ben Williams, is an Australian football (soccer) referee. He is also a physical education teacher at Belconnen High School in Hawker, Canberra.^[1]

Williams officiates in the Australian A-League football competition. He has been a FIFA referee since 2005.

He was selected to officiate in AFC Champions League 2007 and AFC Champions League 2008 matches.

He is currently an AFC Elite Panel Referee.^[2]

He officiated at the 2010 FIFA Club World Cup and 2011 AFC Asian Cup.

Contents

1 Career
- 1.1 A-League Matches:^[3]
2 References
3 External links

Career

A-League Matches:^[3]

2005/2006 Season: 16 Matches (Including: 2 Pre-season; Minor Semi-Final 1st Leg)
2006/2007 Season: 12 Matches (Including: 3 Pre-season)
2007/2008 Season: 16 Matches (Including: 3 Pre-season; Major Semi-Final 2nd Leg)
2008/2009 Season: 16 Matches (Including: 1 Pre-season; Minor Semi-Final 1st Leg)
2009/2010 Season: 21 Matches

14-3-2007: Hong Kong – Syria (2nd Stage)
6-6-2007: Vietnam – Indonesia (2nd Stage)
22-8-2007: Korea Republic – Uzbekistan (Final Stage)
12-9-2007: Japan – Qatar (Final Stage)

AFC Cup 2007

10-4-2007: Pahang – Tampines Rovers (Group Stage)
9-5-2007: Victory SC – Sun Hei (Group Stage)

AFC Champions League 2008

12-3-2008: Sepahan – Al Ittihad (Group Stage)
19-4-2008: Al Wahda – Al Sadd (Group Stage)
24-9-2008: Urawa Red Diamonds – Al Qadsia (Quarter Final)

AFC Under 19 Championship 2008

31-10-2008: Saudi Arabia – Iran (Final Round)
2-11-2008: United Arab Emirates – Korea Republic (Final Round)
8-11-2008: China – Uzbekistan (Quarter Final)

World Cup qualifiers 2010 — Asia

14-6-2008: Singapore – Saudi Arabia (3rd Stage)
22-6-2008: Jordan – Turkmenistan (3rd Stage)
11-2-2009: Iran – Korea Republic
10-6-2009: Korea Republic – Saudi Arabia

2011 AFC Asian Cup qualification

21-1-2009: Malaysia – United Arab Emirates
14-11-2009: Vietnam – Syria
6-1-2010: Thailand – Jordan

World Cup qualifiers 2014 — Asia

28-7-2011: Indonesia - Turkmenistan (2nd Round)

References

^ "Belconnen High School Newsletter". Belconnen High School. 19 February 2010. http://www.blch.act.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0017/115334/2010_T1_W3.pdf. Retrieved 19 January 2011.
^ "AFC Elite Panel Members 2010". The Asian Football Confederation. http://images.the-afc.com/Documents/2010/education/elitepanel_referees.pdf.
^ Ultimate A-League

External links

2010 Asian Games Official Website