Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech delighted with Fifa's introduction of goal-line technology at Club World Cup "I'm very happy with the decision that technology goes forward,"" said the Chelsea goalkeeper who faces the Mexican side Monterrey in Thursday's semi-final in Yokohama. I've been saying for the past 10 years that it was a big fact that football needed this. You can see in the course of history that results in certain competitions could've been different. Cech was at Anfield for what Jose Mourinho described as Luis Garcia's "ghost goal" in the 2005 Champions League semi-final. Five years later, Cech's club-mate, Frank Lampard, suffered the frustration of the officials not realising his shot for England against Germany in the World Cup had crossed the line. The incident accelerated FA calls for goal-line technology with Fifa eventually agreeing to trials of two systems: the Hawk-Eye camera system and GoalRef which works through magnetic fields and a ball with a chip. GoalRef will be used in the Chelsea-Monterrey game. "As a player you would rather wait for the right decision than be disappointed by a wrong one,"" said Cech. I'm really pleased this is the first time of many times it will be used. I hope everything goes smoothly and we will see the benefits of it. Cech also voiced his delight at being at the Club World Cup. It means a lot to every player to play in great tournaments. You only get the invitation to play here if you win the Champions League, and that's not easy to win. It took me eight years at Chelsea to get the invitation to play in this tournament. We hope we make the most of it and win. The last two results (the wins over Nordsjaelland and Sunderland) were very good for us. We will try to carry on with this momentum and that can take us through. Monterrey have a slight advantage because they've been here a few days. They're acclimatised. We were already straight into the semi-finals, like Corinthians, so we have to be seen as the favourites. I can live with that fact. It's not a problem for us. It's too early to judge if the season is on course but we are in the right way.""