@eliudprom Goal-line technology implemented for EPL 20-2014
The goal-line technology system for the Premier League and Wembley Stadium was unveiled today and hailed as one of the most important developments in the 150 years since football rules were laid down.
The Hawk-Eye system uses 14 cameras and will send a signal with the space of a second to the referee's watch and ear-piece indicating that the ball has crossed the line. The first use of the system will take place at the Community Shield match between Manchester United and Wigan at Wembley on Sunday.
The system was unveiled at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium this morning and FA general secretary Alex Horne said: 'This is one of the biggest changes that has happened in the 150 years since we conceived the laws of the game and it is fitting that it is happening in out 150th anniversary year.
Signal: Arsene Wenger shows off the watch referees will wear to alert them the ball is over the line
Wenger and referee Anthony Taylor (front right) will be hoping the technology brings an end to dubious goal-line decisions
Technology: If the ball goes over the line then it will flash up on the watch
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