The 2014 World Cup will not have a goal-line penalty

At this 2014 World Cup in Brazil, all goals will be equipped with the technology that identifies the goal 'Goal-Line'. This technology allows the referees to accurately determine whether the ball has passed through the lathe, limiting the controversy or disadvantage of a team.

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The decision to use the Goal-Line for the 2014 World Cup was actually decided over a year ago, and FIFA has tested in some tournaments, including the Confederation Cup 2013.

In order to determine the goals accurately, each side of the goal will be equipped with 7 small cameras on the high down to the lime line at different angles. The resulting image is transmitted to the computer system for processing and reconstructing the 3D image. When the goal is scored, the main referee will receive a notification via the Goal Control smartphone on hand. Everything will happen in the blink of an eye and the referee will be able to be confident with his decision.

Four years ago in South Africa, England were denied a crucial goal for the referee's wrong decision, causing them to lose to Germany in the round of 16 and leave. This is also part of the reason why FIFA decided to apply Goal-Line technology in matches to ensure fairness for the teams.

Only four days will be the 2014 World Cup will officially start the match between the Brazilian home team and representatives from Europe Croatia. This match will take place at 3:00 am on 13/06/2014. Within a month, the whole world will 'eat football, sleep football and talk about football'.

The Goal-Line system is set up before the 2014 World Cup begins.