The FIFA rule-making panel will study the results from 10 different goal-line technology systems being tested to help referees make decisions.
The FIFA rule-making panel will study the results from 10 different goal-line technology systems being tested to help referees make decisions.
FIFA said Friday that the systems will be tested at its headquarters next week by researchers from a Zurich-based technology institute. A report will be presented to the International Football Association Board ( IFAB) following an independently monitored testing phase.
The subject will top the agenda when IFAB—comprising FIFA and the four British federations—meets March 5 in Wales for its annual review of soccer's laws.
From The Associated Press
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