The IFAB panel is composed of four FIFA officials and the four British associations, with six votes required to pass a motion. FIFA president Sepp Blatter reversed his opposition to tests after England was denied a goal in its second-round loss to Germany at last year's World Cup. Blatter has said the technology could be in place at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, though that plan will likely be opposed by UEFA president Michel Platini. The former France great said he favors employing additional assistant referees beside each goal.
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Soccer, No goal line on a soccer match until 2013
The IFAB panel is composed of four FIFA officials and the four British associations, with six votes required to pass a motion. FIFA president Sepp Blatter reversed his opposition to tests after England was denied a goal in its second-round loss to Germany at last year's World Cup. Blatter has said the technology could be in place at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, though that plan will likely be opposed by UEFA president Michel Platini. The former France great said he favors employing additional assistant referees beside each goal.
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