FANS were left amazed that there’s no goal-line technology in the FA Cup after Newcastle scored a controversial goal in their ...

Meanwhile, in the background, the NFL will continue testing state-of-the-art technology that may not just relegate the chain ...

Previously, VAR has only been used in the FA Cup for matches played at Wembley Stadium (the semi-finals and final) and at Premier League grounds where the system is in use on a weekly basis.

FIFA may have officially confirmed the introduction of goal-line technology for the ... Currently, the camera-based Hawk-Eye technology and the chip-in-ball magnetic set-up by GoalRef are the ...

The special-edition Copa America Centenario will feature Hawk-Eye goal-line technology, as seen at the 2014 World Cup. Goal-line technology will be used at the Copa America for the first time ...

The NFL is testing Sony's Hawk-Eye technology to bring more accuracy to first-down calls, reducing mistakes and making the game faster.

The Premier League first introduced goal-line technology, or ‘Hawk-Eye’, in 2006 at Fulham's Craven Cottage and the applied science has existed in the English men’s top-flight ever since.

Goal-line technology (GLT) is a game-changing innovation in modern football that ensures accurate decisions about whether the ball has fully crossed the goal line. When making online betting for ...

The NFL will engage its Competition Committee on technology to take virtual line-to-gain measurements next season, but officials will continue to spot the football. There’s no current technology being ...

In a Premier League match, the issue would have been cleared up instantly due to the use of Hawk Eye, the goal-line technology which determines whether or not the ball has crossed the line.

The NFL is trialing Sony's Hawk-Eye technology to replace the traditional chain gang for first-down measurements. This system, which uses AI and high-resolution cameras, aims to increase accuracy ...