Debate on Video Technology in Football Intensifies

The transcript discusses a controversial own goal in a football match involving Middlesbrough, which sparked a debate on the use of video technology in football. It highlights how sports like cricket and rugby have already adopted video technology for crucial decisions. The transcript also mentions trials of video technology in Denmark and a smart ball system tested in Peru. The English FA is open to further research, and the smart ball system may be used in future tournaments, including the World Cup in Germany.

What was the main controversy involving Chris Riggett in the match?

• He was awarded an own goal.

• He scored a hat-trick.

• He saved a penalty.

• He received a red card.

Which sports have already embraced video technology for decision-making?

• Golf and swimming

• Baseball and hockey

• Cricket and rugby

• Basketball and tennis

Where was video technology trialed in football?

• Spain

• Germany

• Denmark

• Brazil

What is the purpose of the microchip in the smart ball system?

• To send signals to receivers

• To inflate the ball

• To track the ball's speed

• To change the ball's color

Which organization is supporting further research into the smart ball system?

• FIFA

• The Premier League

• UEFA

• England's FA