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Celtic use goal line technology
- Updated: August 11, 2016
Celtic will use goal line technology in their Champions League play-off tie against Hapoel Be’er Sheva next Wednesday.
UEFA voted to adopt the Hawk-Eye system earlier this year. It was installed in all 10 stadia used during Euro 2016 in France and will now be a feature of the Champions League from the play-off round onwards.
The Hawk-Eye system, which is already in use in the English, German and Italian leagues, has seven cameras in each goal with control software tracking the ball within the goal area.
Using vision-processing techniques and software, Hawk-Eye …
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