Football: Goal-line technology possible at 2014 WC
There has been a huge push for football to follow sports such as cricket and tennis.
RIO DE JANEIRO:
Fifa President Sepp Blatter said goal-line technology could be in use for the 2014 World Cup if the system is proved to be reliable and affordable. There has been a huge push for football to follow sports such as cricket and tennis in embracing technological help for officials. “In March next year, we’ll have a final decision on goal-line technology,” said Blatter. “If it’s proved to be accurate and affordable, it’s possible that the international board will adopt this technology during the 2014 World Cup.”
Published in The Express Tribune, July 29th, 2011.
Fifa President Sepp Blatter said goal-line technology could be in use for the 2014 World Cup if the system is proved to be reliable and affordable. There has been a huge push for football to follow sports such as cricket and tennis in embracing technological help for officials. “In March next year, we’ll have a final decision on goal-line technology,” said Blatter. “If it’s proved to be accurate and affordable, it’s possible that the international board will adopt this technology during the 2014 World Cup.”
Published in The Express Tribune, July 29th, 2011.