FIFA discusses soccer rules changes

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Soccer's rule-making body has gathered in Wales to evaluate recent experiments with goal-line technology systems.

A proposal for further testing was on Saturday's agenda, but there's still a long way to go, before such devices are used to help referees make decisions.

A year after goal-line technology was rejected by the International Football Association Board, the item is back for more discussion, following tests carried out at FIFA's headquarters.

Other proposed rules changes relate to objects on the field, including extra balls and animals, players wearing snoods and colored tights, as well as referees using "vanishing spray" to mark where defensive walls stand.

Editor:Zhang Pengfei |Source: CNTV.CN


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