FIFA executive committee to assess goal-line trial (Reuters)

 

Published 12/11/2007 at Yahoo! Sports - World Soccer News

The use of technology in deciding goal-line debates will be back on the agenda this weekend when FIFA's executive committee meets to assess trials being carried out at the Club World Cup in Tokyo. [link]

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2006. A year which all Italians will remember fondly, because it brought a long awaited item back home, something which had been missing from the "Old Boot" for far too long. I'm talking of course about the FIFA World Cup, won by the Azzurri nat'l team in Berlin, Germany. In particular, I'd like to tell all of you about how I've personally experienced the FINAL GAME on July 9th, France vs. Italy.
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