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Partizan will try to qualify for the second round of the Champions League, against BATE Borisov. The first match in Tirana ended with the result 1-1, where the reds made a very good appearance, while the goal of the transfer will be qualification.
For this match, UEFA has selected a Scottish quartet to judge the match. The leader will be Kevin Clancy, who has a lot of experience in Scotland, but not much in Europe. In general, Clancy has been entrusted with matches of age teams and one of them is Greece U19-Albania U19.
The Scotsman has been refereeing since 2000 and during his career he has also refereed in the group stage of the Champions League. In 2019, Klensi judged Bayern and Barcelona against Crvena Zvezda. Last season, the 39-year-old judged in the group stage of the Conference League, while at the start of the season he refereed Shkëndija in a 3-1 victory over Valmiera.
The assistant referees will be Davey McGish and Jonathan Bell. The fourth judge is David Munro. The UEFA delegate is the Estonian Targo Kaldoja, while the observer of the referees is the Israeli, Shmuel Shteif.
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