Georgian Football Federation official appointed UEFA delegate for 2022 Women's European Championship
Tamar Chichinadze, the Head of the International Relations Department of the Georgian Football Federation has been appointed as a UEFA delegate for the 2022 European Women's Football Championship. Photo: Georgian Football Federation
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Tamar Chichinadze, the Head of the International Relations Department of the Georgian Football Federation, has been appointed as a UEFA delegate for the 2022 European Women's Football Championship, the Federation announced on Friday.
The national body said Chichinadze would debut as a delegate in the match between Germany and Denmark at Brentford Stadium in London on Friday.
She will also be involved in the game between Germany and Spain on Tuesday, the fixture involving Denmark and Spain match on July 16 and a quarter-final game on July 21.
Delegates are appointed to every match organised by UEFA, and serve as the highest authority of the European governing body during the events.
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