European governing body take next step after linesmen's buzzers


LONDON: It can hardly be called an earthquake and in the words of satirical magazine Private Eye the world of soccer was not exactly rocked to its foundations on Thursday. 

There were certainly audible rumblings from UEFA’s Nyon headquarters in Switzerland, however, when the executive committee of European soccer’s governing body agreed to investigate how new technology might be able to help referees. 

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