Marco Rodríguez

Marco Antonio Rodríguez (born 10 November 1973 in Mexico City) is a retired Mexican association football referee.[1]

Rodríguez in 2012.

He refereed the famous 2014 FIFA World Cup semi-final in which Germany defeated Brazil 7-1.[2]

References

"WorldReferee.com - referee - Marco Rodriguez - stats". worldreferee.com.
"Mexican referee Marco 'Chiquidracula' Rodriguez announces retirement". Sports Illustrated. 16 July 2014. Retrieved 23 November 2018.

CONCACAF Awards

Men's winners

Player of the Year	2013: Peralta 2014: Navas 2015: Hernández 2016: Ruiz 2017: Navas 2018: Lozano 2021:
Goalkeeper of the Year	2013: Howard 2014: Howard 2015: Howard 2016: Navas 2017: Navas 2018: Navas
Coach of the Year	2013: Klinsmann 2014: Pinto 2015: Gómez 2016: Ramírez 2017: Vanney 2018: Almeyda
Referee of the Year	2013: Rodríguez 2014: Geiger 2015: Aguilar 2016: Ramos 2017: Ramos 2018: Ramos

Women's winners

Player of the Year	2013: Morgan 2014: Wambach 2015: Lloyd 2016: Morgan 2017: Morgan 2018: Morgan 2021:
Goalkeeper of the Year	2015: Solo 2016: Harris 2017: Franch 2018: Naeher
Coach of the Year	2015: Ellis 2016: Valverde 2017: Espejo 2018: Menzies
Referee of the Year	2015: Moreira 2016: Chenard 2017: Venegas 2018: Venegas

Mixed

Goal of the Year	2013: Jiménez 2014: Ruiz 2015: Lloyd 2016: Je. Corona 2017: Escoto 2018: Jo. Corona

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