For FIFA Ukrainian referee Kateryna Monzul, who will be officiating the decisive match of Euro 2022 between England and Germany on July 31 along with Marinia Striletska, this will be her first continental championship final, but not her first final in a rich international career.

In 2014, the Kharkiv native worked at the final of the women's Champions League between Swedish Turensitta and German Wolfsburg (3:4). A year after that, on her first World Cup, Monzul officiated in a final where the US team defeated Japan—5:2. We also recall that Kateryna served as fourth official at the women's Champions League final between Wolfsburg (Germany) and Lyon (France), which took place in Kiev in 2018 (1:4).

In her career, Kateryna Monzul also has semi-finals of European championships (2013, Norway—Denmark—1:1, pen. 4:2; 7/17, Denmark—Austria—0:0, pen. 3:0) and Olympic Games (2020, USA—Canada—0:1).

Overall, Monzul's career includes many top matches of major tournaments. The Ukrainian has successfully worked at the finals of Euro-2009, Euro-2013, Euro-2017, Euro-2022, as well as World Cups in 2015 and 2019, and Olympic Games in 2016 and 2020.

We add that at Euro 2022 in England, Kateryna Monzul worked alongside Marinia Striletska on group stage matches Spain—Finland (4:1), Austria—Norway (1:0) and quarter-final Sweden—Belgium (1:0). Additionally, Monzul served as fourth official at the semi-final between England and Sweden (4:0).