Georges Capdeville

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Pierre Georges Louis Capdeville (30 October 1899 – 24 February 1991)^[1] was a football referee from France, who controlled the 1938 FIFA World Cup Final in Paris between Italy and Hungary. He is the only referee to have officiated in a World Cup final in his native country.

Capdeville was the referee in the French Cup final in 1936 in the game between Racing Club of Paris and Charleville, and was also in charge of the Yugoslavia versus England match during the Football Association's last European tour before the outbreak of the Second World War.^[2]

References

↑ Confirmation - full name, date of birth and date of death: (German) Weltfussball website.
↑ Referee, Yugoslavia v. England, 1939: EnglandFC.com website.

Sporting positions
Preceded by Ivan Eklind	FIFA World Cup final match referees 1938 Georges Capdeville	Succeeded by George Reader

FIFA World Cup Final referees

Persondata
Name	Capdeville, Georges
Alternative names
Short description	French football referee
Date of birth	30 October 1899
Place of birth
Date of death	24 February 1991
Place of death

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