Which referee will be in charge for England's Euro 2020 final?
Sign up to our England Euro 2020 email for all the build up to the final! Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign Up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  Uefa have announced that Dutch referee Bjorn Kuipers will be in charge of the Euro 2020 final between England and Italy on Sunday. The match will be held at Wembley Stadium, with the 48-year-old set to referee his seventh major final. Kuipers has overseen six other major finals during his career as an official, including the following:  2018 UEFA Europa League final between Marseille and Atltico de Madrid  2014 UEFA Champions League final between Real Madrid and Atltico de Madrid  2013 UEFA Europa League final between Benfica and Chelsea  2011 UEFA Super Cup match between Barcelona and Porto  2009 UEFA Under-21 European Championship final between Germany and England  2006 UEFA European Under-17 Championship final between Czech Republic and Russia  (Image: Getty Images)  The Dutchman will be the first referee from his nation to officiate a Euro final and has been an international referee since 2006. Hes no stranger to officiating games as this summers competition, with Kuipers having taken charge of Denmarks 2-1 loss to Belgium in Group B. The 48-year-old has also overseen Spains 5-0 win over Slovakia in Group E, as well as the Danes 2-1 quarter-final victory over Czech Republic. This will be his first England game as the referee in the competition. However, he was also the fourth official in the Three Lions 1-0 win over Croatia in their opening match of Group D.  The Dutchman will be assisted by two fellow countrymen on Sunday, Sander van Roekel and Erwin Zeinstra, while Spans Carlos Del Cerro Grande has been appointed as the matchs fourth official. In terms of those overseeing the video assistant referee (VAR) role, German Bastian Dankert will be in charge of the technology. He will be assisted by two other Germans, Christian Gittelmann and Marco Fritz and will also work alongside The Netherlands Pol van Boekel and Spains Juan Carlos Yuste Jimnez. Below is the full list of who has been assigned what role by Uefa for this Sundays final:  Referee - Bjorn Kuipers (Netherlands)  Assistants - Sander van Roekel, Erwin Zeinstra (both Netherlands)  Fourth official - Carlos Del Cerro Grande (Spain)  Reserve Assistant Referee - Juan Carlos Yuste Jimenez (Spain)  Video Assistant Referee : Bastian Dankert (Germany)  VAR Assistants: Pol van Boekel (Netherlands), Christian Gittelmann, Marco Fritz (Germany)  Kuipers will have to remain as composed as possible with Wembley set to be at three quarter capacity for the final. The UK Government announced that 60,000 supporters will be allowed to watch the game in the stadium and the Three Lions fans will let their voices be heard if they feel the Dutchman isnt doing his job properly. This will be Englands first major tournament final in 55 years since winning the World Cup in 1966, and their first-ever in the Euros. Opponents Italy have only lifted the Henri Delaunay Trophy once in their history, beating Yugoslavia over two legs in the 1968 final. Attention now turns to 8pm Sunday with England looking to make history once again.