No plans for video technology: FIFA

FIFA are intent on raising the standard of refereeing rather than using video technology as an aid for officials.

No plans for video technology: FIFA
Thu, 04 Nov, 2004 - 12:59

FIFA are intent on raising the standard of refereeing rather than using video technology as an aid for officials.

World football’s governing body claimed today it would almost impossible to have the same level of technical support worldwide.

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