Three penalties have been retaken at the Women's World Cup after VAR ruled goalkeepers did not have at least part of one foot on the
goal line when the ball was kicked.
will also wear watches that indicate whether the ball has crossed the entire
goal line that's just four years too late frank Lampard and England though!
Let's see
goal line technology in all divisions with immediate effect.
However, goal-line technology is not favoured by European soccer's governing body UEFA, which instead prefers to employ two extra linesmen, one on each
goal line.
There are two types of
goal line technology being tested.
In March, football's lawmakers the International Football Association Board (IFAB) approved two companies Hawk-Eye and GoalRef to take part in the second phase of
goal line technology testing.
Ref saying 'don't blame us blame, the FA for not having
goal line technology!' Sort of sums it all up!
WHEN will Michel Platini ever realise that
goal line technology simply HAS to be introduced?
Should IFAB select Hawk-Eye or any other
goal line technology, incidents such as Diego Maradona's 'Hand of God', Thierry Henry's 'Main de Dieu', and Frank Lampard's disallowed goal against Germany in this year's World Cup could become things of the past.
I also believe the introduction of technology should go no further than the
goal line because that's a black and white decision - is it a goal or not?
Blatter has always ruled out the use of technology or video replays to help the referee, but he said
goal line technology would be discussed at an International Football Association Board meeting in March.
You can get evens on Ladbrokes' first-half
goal line. It is arguable that a fair price would be a bit shorter, around 10-11.