Goal-line technology (GLT) is a game-changing innovation ... the system sends an encrypted signal to the referee’s watch in less than 1 second. A magnetic field is created inside the goal ...

Over the final two rounds before finals, the new technology will be available for reviewers to ... used in NASCAR racing produced encouraging results when trialled. It saw goal umpires wear cameras ...

Goal-line technology will be used at the Copa America ... the incident via a vibration and visual signal on each official's watch. It is the first time goal-line technology has been used in ...

FIFA may have officially confirmed the introduction of goal-line technology for the 2014 World Cup and 2013 Confederations Cup, but MLS fans will likely have to wait to see it stateside ...

Harry Redknapp may yet get his wish for goal-line technology, and if he does, Major League Soccer is likely to be at the forefront of the effort to develop it. Speaking to the Associated Press ...

Recent controversy in the Women’s Super League (WSL) has reignited an ongoing debate about the potential use of goal-line technology (GLT) in the women's game. An incident in Chelsea's eventual ...

Joe Willock was forced to wait to find out whether his goal would be given during Newcastle’s FA Cup trip to Birmingham City.

In a Premier League match, the issue would have been cleared up instantly due to the use of Hawk Eye, the goal-line technology which determines whether or not the ball has crossed the line.

The FA have verified that goal-line technology was not in use during Newcastle United's FA Cup fourth round 3-2 victory over Birmingham City. Ethan Laird gave the League One team a surprise lead ...