German Harm Osmers will direct Sunday’s derby between Olympiakos and AEK, according to KED.
Osmers will referee for the second time in Greece, as he was appointed in this year’s Thessaloniki derby between PAOK – Ari 0-1. The German will be assisted by his compatriots, Dominic Schaal and Stefan Loup. The fourth referee will be Papadopoulos, while Dutchman Paulus Van Boekel has been appointed as VAR and Koumbarakis as AVAR.
In the remaining games of the 12th matchday, the whistle will be played: Kallithea – Panserraikos: Zambalas, Lamia – OFI: Evangelou, Aris – Volos: Tsagarakis, Panaitolikos – Panathinaikos: Vergetis, Asteras Tue. – PAOK: Resident, Atromitos – Levadea: Tsiaras.
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Guest 1: Harm Osmers, German Referee
Interviewer: It’s great to have you with us today, Harm. Congratulations on being chosen to direct Sunday’s big derby between Olympiakos and AEK. What do you consider to be the biggest challenges that come with such an important match?
Harm Osmers: Thank you for having me, it’s an honor to be selected for this match. As with any big game, maintaining control of the players and ensuring fair play on the field is crucial. The high emotions that come with derbies can sometimes lead to heated moments, so we’ll need to stay focused and consistent in our decision-making. I also look forward to experiencing the unique atmosphere of a derby and ensuring that it remains safe and enjoyable for everyone involved.
Interviewer: That’s an important point about the emotions of the players. Are there any particular things you do to connect with them and establish a comfortable rapport?
Harm Osmers: Communication is key. I make an effort to talk to players before and during the match to ensure they understand my expectations and that I understand their perspectives. It’s crucial to create a respectful environment where they feel comfortable approaching me with any concerns or questions.
Interviewer: You’ve refereed in Greece before, but this is only your second time. How have you found the experience so far, and what have you learned since your last visit?
Harm Osmers: My previous experience in Thessaloniki was positive, so I’m looking forward to returning to Greece. Each country has its unique challenges, but I’ve been impressed by the passion of the fans and the level of play in the Super League. I’m always looking to improve, so I’ll be watching video of past games and speaking to colleagues who have more experience in Greek football to gather insights that will help me perform better.
Interviewer: Absolutely, we all learn from each other. Let’s shift gears a bit – you’re being joined by two of your compatriots, Dominic Schaal and Stefan Loup. How does it feel to have such a German-led team? Does it make communication and understanding easier?
Harm Osmers: It’
