Uses cameras placed around the goal area to determine whether the ball has crossed the line or not. This technology helps referees make accurate decisions, reducing the chances of human error and controversy surrounding disputed goals.
involves having an additional referee who watches the game on a monitor and assists the on-field referee in making decisions. VAR has been used to review decisions such as offside calls, red cards, and penalties.
Involves using sensors and cameras to track player movements during a game. This data can be used to analyze player performance, identify strengths and weaknesses, and optimize team strategies.
Simulates real-life scenarios in a controlled environment. Soccer players can use VR to practice different game situations, such as penalty kicks and free kicks.
Equipped with advanced technology that enhances the fan experience and improves the game's quality. These technologies include high-speed Wi-Fi, mobile apps, and digital signage.
Has revolutionized the game by providing accurate data on ball movement and player performance. These sensors can track the speed, spin, trajectory, and location of the ball, as well as the distance covered by each player