FIFA under pressure to introduce technology

FIFA are expected today to face questions over two officiating embarrassments which marred yesterday’s last-16 matches.

FIFA under pressure to introduce technology
Mon, 28 Jun, 2010 - 09:06

FIFA are expected today to face questions over two officiating embarrassments which marred yesterday’s last-16 matches.

Both losing sides – England and Mexico – were on the wrong end of poor decisions which contributed to their exits from the World Cup.

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