How does goal-line technology work? Goal-line technology (GLT) is a game-changing innovation in modern football that ensures accurate decisions about whether the ball has fully crossed the goal line.

UEFA may be against it, but goal-line technology has been approved by the International Football Association Board. It is a decision that will no doubt leave Michel Platini wallowing in his ...

There's no one central system for soccer's goal-line tech, but FIFA has a certification procedure to ensure a stadium's system is up to standard.

UEFA President, Michel Platini, has spoken out against goal–line technology on many occasions. Platini is worried about the affect this technology would have on other areas of the game.

There have been many controversial goal-line decisions over the years, all of which are now being used as support for the use of replay technology in soccer. Here are 10 of those incidents.

FIFA president Sepp Blatter has revealed that at least two goal-line technology systems have proved themselves fast and accurate and could be in place for the 2012-13 season.

Soccer finally embraced goal-line technology. The sport's governing body said Thursday it will introduce the format at the seven-team Club World Cup in Japan in December, with plans to use it in ...

Soccer has adopted Hawk-Eye technology to determine goals score. Could the NFL be next?

Should MLS adopt goal-line technology? Harry Redknapp may yet get his wish for goal-line technology, and if he does, Major League Soccer is likely to be at the forefront of the effort to develop ...

The goal line technology awarded a winning goal to Inter Milan against Monza in Serie A yesterday, but only after a lengthy delay.This is highlighted in today’s print edition of Rome-based ...

Atlanta's turnaround in this match began with Muyumba's goal, which may or may not have actually crossed the goal line. We'll never know for sure, because MLS does not use goal-line technology ...