German firm granted FIFA licence for goal-line technology

A third company has been officially licensed by FIFA to provide goal-line technology systems.

Mon, 25 Feb, 2013 - 09:29

A third company has been officially licensed by FIFA to provide goal-line technology systems.

German firm CAIROS has had its system approved by the world governing body and will be able to tender for use in next year’s World Cup and the Premier League.

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