Officials at the FIFA Club World Cup in Japan will have the capacity to decline to utilize engineering to screen whether a ball has crossed the objective line or even reject the indicator that the framework sends. In the opposition, FIFA will test two of the frameworks, the Hawk-Eye and the Goalref.
"Despite the engineering on the objective line, the ref has the last say," said Jerome Valcke, FIFA's secretary general. With the Club World Cup, the engineering will test the Confederations Cup and the World Championships in Brazil 2014. The permit for the objective lines engineering looked for 10 organizations, however FIFA has affirmed just two.
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