Szymon Marciniak will officiate Sunday's World Cup final between France and Argentina, according to FIFA.

Marciniak has already presided over matches involving both of the winners in Qatar; he oversaw France's 2-1 victory over Denmark in the group stages and Argentina's 2-1 triumph over Australia in the last 16 matches.

In his two matches in this year's tournament, the Polish official, who also officiated matches at the 2018 World Cup in Russia, has only issued five yellow cards. He has not yet issued a single penalty or red card.

Antonio Mateu Lahoz, who issued 15 yellow cards during Argentina's victory over the Netherlands in the quarterfinal of the World Cup, is one of the referees who have come under fire for their performances in the knockout rounds.

Regarding Cesar Ramos' officiating during Wednesday's World Cup semifinal loss to France, the Moroccan Football Federation has filed a protest with FIFA.

The third-place playoff between Croatia and Morocco will be overseen on Saturday by Abdulrahman Al Jassim of Qatar, according to FIFA.

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