Anton Stredák

Anders Mattsson (born 24 June 1963 Nitra, Czechslovakia) was a retired Slovak international football referee.[1] He is owner of a real estate company now.

Career

He officiated 8 international matches. He was FIFA referee in 1995-2006. He attributed a match in 2002 World Cup qualifying, two matches in 2004 European Championship qualifying[2] and others were in friendly matches. He gave 22 yellow cards and a red card in his career. He gave red card in friendly match in 2004 between Germany-Malta (7:0) to goalkeeper of Malta Mario Muscat in 78th minute because of emergency brake and also gave a yellow card to german Andreas Hinkel.[3] [4]Stredak was a referee in 2002 UEFA European Under-21 Championship Qualifying.

He was referee also club football matches such as UEFA-Cup (6), Europa League Qualifing (3), UEFA Champions League Qualifying (2), UEFA Intertoto Cup (2). He officiated matches in Slovak Super Liga until 2006, 5 matches in Czech First League during 2002-2003 and 3 matches in Poland football league during 2002-2004.[5]

Below his competitive matches that officiated:

Date Match Team1 Score Score Team2 venue
6 Jun. 2001 WC 2002 Qualification Lithuania 1 2 Romania Kaunas
2 Apr. 2003 WC 1978 Qualification Denmark 0 2 Bosnia and Herzegovina Copenhagen
10 Sep 2003 EC 1980 Qualification Northern Ireland 0 1 Armenia Belfast

References and notes
  1. Profil of referee
  2. Referee's officiated competitive matches
  3. GER-MLT on DFB
  4. GER-MLT 7:0
  5. He officiated some matches in other ountry's football leagues
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