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Fabrizio Pasqua is an Italian football referee in Serie A.
Career
Early Career (1998 - 2013)
Pasqua began his career as a referee in 1998 in Serie D, subsequently working as a referee for Serie C, Lega Pro, Serie B and finally Serie A. His Serie A debut took place on 11 May 2013, in Catania - Pescara (1-0), assisted by the assistants Maurizio Liberti and Giovanni Colella.
He has also refereed in the Coppa Italia.
Serie-A (2013 - present)
In the 2017-2018 season, he refereed 15 matches. He won the Stefano Farina Award in 2019.
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- The Stefano Farina Award is an award given to the best referee emerging in Serie A .
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