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Video referees in soccer could be trialled first in Australia
Video referees in soccer could be trialled first in Australia
   Football, or soccer, has yet to use Video referees thanks to FIFA's long-held concerns about its impact to the flow to the game. This is set to change as the*International Football Association Board (IFAB) said it wants to see Video assistant referees trialled by the 2017-18 season at the latest, at a meeting in Cardiff, Wales on Saturday.* SEE ALSO: Tennis stars Kyrgios and Tomic feud after fake illness claims Video replays will apply to "game-changing" incidents such as*goals, penalty decisions, direct red card incidents and mistaken identity.* Controversial moments*such as French international Thierry Henry's handball leading to a goal against Ireland at the UEFA World Cup qualifier in 2009, or that wrong red card against Arsenal's Kieran Gibbs in 2015*—*could be a thing of the past. Read more... More about Soccer, Sports, Australia, and World ??????? ??????: Video referees in soccer could be trialled first in Australia || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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