Hawk-Eye apologises to Huddersfield and EFL for failure to award goal

The Terriers were denied an equaliser in their home match against Blackpool.
Hawk-Eye apologises to Huddersfield and EFL for failure to award goal

COMPUTER SAYS NO: Huddersfield Town's Yuta Nakayama was denied a goal when goalline technology failed to work properly. 

Goal-line technology provider Hawk-Eye has apologised to Huddersfield and the English Football League after the failure to award a goal to the Yorkshire side on Sunday.

The Terriers’ Yuta Nakayama was denied an equaliser in the Sky Bet Championship match against Blackpool after the technology failed to send a signal to the watch of referee John Busby to alert him to the ball crossing the line.

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