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Goal-line technology trial in Danish League: FIFA

   
  

AGENCE FRANCE PRESSE

PARIS: One of two goal-line technology systems being tested for FIFA’s rules body is to be used at two Danish League matches in the coming week, the world governing body said today.

The GoalRef system will be used on Sunday in the Superligaen game between Silkeborg IF and SonderjyskE and next Wednesday, when FC Nordsjaelland take on AC Horsens. GoalRef uses a chip placed in the centre of a football which will be picked up by sensors installed in the goalmouth.

The second system uses six cameras at each end of a stadium to calculate a three-dimensional position of the ball. With each system, the referee will be alerted by a signal transmitted to a wristwatch within a second of any goalmouth incident whether the ball has crossed the line.

Hawk-Eye is being tested on Wednesday in Southampton, on England’s south coast, in the final of the local Hampshire county’s amateur league cup. Software developed by Hawk-Eye, which tracks the trajectory of the ball, is already used to determine disputed line calls in tennis and some leg before wicket referrals in cricket.

FIFA said in a statement that the match referees in the three test matches will not use the technology in the event of a disupted goal. Instead, the systems will be monitored by observers.

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