LONDON (Reuters) - Northern Ireland's elimination from the World Cup playoffs via a fiercely debated Switzerland penalty has reignited the debate over whether technology should be used at next year's finals in Russia. said former Northern Ireland striker Iain Dowie on Sky Sports. But for many the real test remains the World Cup finals, the game's global showpiece event. FIFA used the technology in this year's Confederations Cup, claiming that six "game-changing decisions" were corrected in group matches. "The definitive decision will arrive in March but we can't imagine a World Cup in 2018 being decided by a referee's error," Infantino said.

Source: The Star November 13, 2017 14:15 UTC