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National football teams

International football referee Pedro Escartín

Pedro Escartín Morán

Pedro Escartín

Born on 10 August 1902, Madrid
Died on 21 May 1998 (aged 95)

European national teams matches by association

Period

Apps

Association

Hometown

12 Jan 1930

Spain

Madrid

03 May 1932 - 27 Feb 1936

Spain

Madrid

26 Nov 1939 - 16 May 1948

Spain

Madrid

Total:

managing career of the referee

European national teams matches by competition

Competition

Apps

Central European International Cup

Friendly matches and other tournaments

Total:

European national football teams matches officiated by Pedro Escartín

debut age - 27 years 5 months 2 days

12 Jan 1930 14:00

Lisbon, Estádio do Lumiar

1-0

Portugal vs Czechoslovakia

Friendly International

03 May 1932 17:30 (+1:00)

Lisbon, Estádio do Lumiar

3-2

Portugal vs Yugoslavia

Friendly International

27 Oct 1935 15:30 (+1:00)

Prague, Sportovní Stadion, Strahov

2-1

Czechoslovakia vs Italy

Central European International Cup 1933-1935

09 Feb 1936 14:30

Paris, Parc des Princes

0-3

France vs Czechoslovakia

Friendly International

27 Feb 1936 16:30

Lisbon, Estádio do Lumiar

1-3

Portugal vs Germany

Friendly International

26 Nov 1939 14:00 (+1:00)

Berlin, Olympiastadion

5-2

Germany vs Italy

Friendly International

06 Apr 1941 15:00 (+2:00)

Cologne, Müngersdorfer Stadion (Kampfbahn)

7-0

Germany vs Hungary

Friendly International

08 Mar 1942 15:00 (+1:00)

Marseille, Stade Vélodrome

0-2

France vs Switzerland

Friendly International

18 Oct 1942 15:00 (+1:00)

Bern, Wankdorfstadion

3-5

Switzerland vs Germany

Friendly International

21 May 1945 15:00 (+1:00)

Basel, Sportplatz Rankhof

1-0

Switzerland vs Portugal

Friendly International

16 May 1948 17:00 (+2:00)

Turin, Stadio Comunale

0-4

Italy vs England

Friendly International

Comments

Vijay77 Norway - Additional information posted on 15 October 2018 at 18:21:34

This is the same Pedro Escartin Moran that was head coach of the spanish national team 1952-53 and 1961 (link:

)

db Ukraine - Additional information posted on 9 July 2021 at 19:02:33

Born 10.08.1902 (link:

)

International football referees from Spain by name

Name of referee

Born

Died

Team, period

Apps

First match

Last match

Víctor José Esquinas Torres

17 Aug 1960

1998 - 2003

18 Nov 1998

15 Nov 2003

Xavier Estrada

27 Jan 1976

2013 - 2021

14 Aug 2013

03 Jun 2021

David Fernández Borbalán

30 May 1973

2010 - 2017

18 Jan 2010

02 Sep 2017

Juan Antonio Fernández Marín

03 Dec 1957

1995 - 2002

11 Oct 1995

07 Sep 2002

Ángel Franco Martínez

31 Oct 1938

03 Feb 2024

1975 - 1981

29 Oct 1975

15 Apr 1981

Spain referees by name

International football referees with most appearances in period from 1930 to 1948

Name of referee

Born

Died

Team, period

Apps

First match

Last match

Peco Bauwens

24 Dec 1886

17 Nov 1963

1922 - 1948

06 Apr 1930

18 Jul 1948

John Langenus

08 Dec 1891

01 Oct 1952

1923 - 1939

23 Feb 1930

04 Jun 1939

Rinaldo Barlassina

02 May 1898

23 Dec 1946

1931 - 1942

12 Apr 1931

03 May 1942

Louis Baert

29 Dec 1903

11 Jul 1979

1929 - 1952

15 Jun 1930

03 May 1947

Ivan Eklind

15 Oct 1905

23 Jul 1981

1931 - 1951

21 Jun 1931

05 Sep 1948

Spain upcoming fixtures

Friendly International

Spain v Andorra

Badajoz, Wednesday 5 June 2024

Friendly International

Spain v Northern Ireland

Palma de Mallorca, Saturday 8 June 2024

UEFA Euro 2024

Spain v Croatia

Berlin, Saturday 15 June 2024

UEFA Euro 2024

Spain v Italy

Gelsenkirchen, Thursday 20 June 2024

Spain football fixtures

Spain referees born on 18 May

César Muñiz Fernández (1970) - 5 matches

Top Spain international referees

Central European International Cup

1. Pedro Escartín (1935) - 1 match
2. Daniel Zariquiegui Izco (1960) - 1 match

Top international referees from Madrid

1. Carlos Velasco Carballo (2008 - 2016) - 27 matches
2. Carlos del Cerro Grande (2006 - 2022) - 20 matches
3. José María García-Aranda (1994 - 2001) - 14 matches
4. Pedro Escartín (1930 - 1948) - 11 matches
5. Juan Antonio Fernández Marín (1995 - 2002) - 8 matches