Less than two months left for the start of the Qatar World Cup. The one that will be the most technological in history. This is the first time where they will meet and FIFA use all the technological advances and instruments that currently exist in the world of football.
Starting with goal line technology, I know that it can be used to verify if a goal has been scored and support the referee’s decision. Participating teams expressly consent to the use of the goal line technology as well as unconditionally and irrevocably waive any and all rights and interests they may have in connection with or as a result of the use of the goal line technology. goal line. goal line technology in football matches world.
And it is also in the World Cup event where the latest advance used in the world of the world will be used. This is semi-automated technology and artificial intelligence for offside detection. A technology already used in the competitions it organizes UEFA such as the Champions League or the last final of Super Cup.
This deployment was completed using the VAR to review arbitration decisions in accordance with the protocol established by IFAB (International Board). Improvements aimed at achieving greater accuracy in decisions that affect the match. We are certainly new world most technologically advanced in history.
There will be a drink break during the extra time break
In addition, the world It will have a “cooling brake” or hydration pause. As seen in the regulations FIFA, This will only be possible when extreme weather conditions justify these breaks to refresh during a match and always in accordance with established protocols.
through FIFA Medical. Such breaks or pauses will be considered match by match. The responsibility for implementing and controlling cool-down breaks rests with the referee.
In addition, players have the right to a short break during the additional time to cool down, which should not exceed one minute. Take a break by taking half an hour in extra time.
Source: La Verdad
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