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The FA says the Premier League may adopt the system later this season after its FA Cup trial. File Photo The FA says the Premier League may adopt the system later this season after its FA Cup trial. File Photo English soccer will use semi-automated offside technology for the first time in the fifth round of the FA Cup at the start of March. (More Football News)
The AI-based player tracking technology was supposed to be introduced by the Premier League after one of the international breaks in the early months of the season but was delayed because of issues in the testing process.
After progress in recent weeks, Premier League chief executive Tony Scholes said last week, the technology will first be used in the FA Cup, which has reached the last-16 stage. However, it will be employed only in seven of the eight matches over March 1-2, the Football Association said on Thursday.
daisy slots"Semi-automated offside technology will provide more efficient placement of the virtual offside line, based on optical player tracking,peso99 and produce virtual graphics to ensure an enhanced in-stadium and broadcast experience for supporters," the FA said.
India will now play for bronze, the medal they won at Tokyo 2020, against Spain on Thursday while Germany will meet the Netherlands in the gold medal clash later the same day.
However, the Harmanpreet Singh-led side won't have Amit Rohidas at their helm, as he picked up a red card in the quarter-final against Great Britain.
It added the technology "does not change the accuracy of the decision making but enhances the speed and efficiency of the process."
Premier League officials have said they hope the technology will reduce the time it takes to check for offside by an average of 31 seconds.
The FA says the Premier League will look to implement the system later this season after seeing it in operation in the FA Cup.
Semi-automated offside technology was used at a World Cup for the first time in the men's tournament in Qatar in 2022.milyon88
