Ferdinand Biwersi

Footballer and referee in Germany

Ferdinand Biwersi - Athletes & Sports Figures born June 24th, 1934
Born
Died

2013
13 years ago — 79 years old

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Athletes & Sports Figures

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Germany

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Played professional football as a forward and later served as a referee in Germany. Had a career that involved officiating matches in various leagues. Contributed to the development of football officiating standards during his tenure. Participated in key matches at both national and international levels, enhancing the sport's integrity through his refereeing skills.

Played for FC Schalke 04 during his football career

Refereed in the Bundesliga

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