Hartmut Strampe
German football referee
| Born | (1956-03-03) 3 March 1956 (age 68) Handorf, West Germany | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic | |||
| Years | League | Role | |
| 1991–2003 | Bundesliga | Referee | |
| International | |||
| Years | League | Role | |
| 1993–2001 | FIFA–listed | Referee | |
Hartmut Strampe (born 3 March 1956 in Handorf, West Germany) is a former German professional football referee.[1] He was a full international for FIFA from 1993 until 2001. He refereed 1998 DFB-Pokal Final.
References
- ^ Profile
External links
- Hartmut Strampe referee profile at WorldFootball.net
- Hartmut Strampe referee profile at EU-Football.info
- Hartmut Strampe at WorldReferee.com
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DFB-Pokal final referees
- 1935: Birlem
- 1936: Zacher
- 1937: Grabler
- 1938: Rühle
- 1939: Schütz
- 1940: Pennig
- 1941: Fink
- 1942: Multer
- 1943: Schmetzer
- 1953: Reinhardt
- 1954: Dusch
- 1955: Treichel
- 1956: Loser
- 1957: Dusch
- 1958: Treichel
- 1959: Schulenburg
- 1960: Dusch
- 1961: Sparing
- 1962: Seekamp
- 1963: Kreitlein
- 1964: Malka
- 1965: Jacobi
- 1966: Schulenburg
- 1967: Niemeyer
- 1968: Riegg
- 1969: H. Fritz
- 1970: Schulenburg
- 1971: Biwersi
- 1972: Aldinger
- 1973: Tschenscher
- 1974: Weyland
- 1975: Horstmann
- 1976: Eschweiler
- 1977: Frickel & Ohmsen
- 1978: Redelfs
- 1979: Linn
- 1980: Aldinger
- 1981: Joos
- 1982: Hennig
- 1983: Engel
- 1984: Roth
- 1985: Föckler
- 1986: Pauly
- 1987: Gabor
- 1988: Heitmann
- 1989: Tritschler
- 1990: Neuner
- 1991: Schmidhuber
- 1992: Heynemann
- 1993: Merk
- 1994: Amerell
- 1995: Strigel
- 1996: Krug
- 1997: Steinborn
- 1998: Strampe
- 1999: Aust
- 2000: Berg
- 2001: Albrecht
- 2002: Wack
- 2003: Fröhlich
- 2004: Fandel
- 2005: Meyer
- 2006: Fandel
- 2007: Weiner
- 2008: Kircher
- 2009: Fleischer
- 2010: Kinhöfer
- 2011: Stark
- 2012: Gagelmann
- 2013: Gräfe
- 2014: Meyer
- 2015: Brych
- 2016: M. Fritz
- 2017: Aytekin
- 2018: Zwayer
- 2019: Stieler
- 2020: Welz
- 2021: Brych
- 2022: Stegemann
- 2023: Siebert
- 2024: Dankert
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