Referee Szymon Marciniak of Poland has been choosen to officiate the champions league final between Manchester City and Inter Milan.
Recall that the 42-year-old arbiter was in charge of Argentina’s World Cup win over France in a penalty shootout in Doha, Qatar last December.
Earlier, his latest UCL duty saw him handling the Manchester City’s 4-0 win over Real Madrid in the semi-final second leg and Inter Milan’s 0-0 draw at Porto in the round of 16.
Historically, the first World Cup-Champions League final double was done by English referee Howard Webb in 2010.
The pole will be expected to replicate his top performance at the world cup final in Qatar.