Goal-line decisions could be shown on big screens in stadiums Replays of goal-line technology decisions may be allowed to be shown on television and on big screens in stadiums. The game's law-makers had previously insisted that the replays would not be permitted, but now that stance has changed. It means there could be opportunities for sponsors to become involved in such replays, as they are in cricket and tennis. A 34-page booklet sent by world governing body FIFA to national associations refers to using replays, stating: "This is up to the competition organiser. The question of whether and how replays are shown on TV or on an LED screen in a stadium should be one of the first discussion points when starting the implementation of goal-line technology in a competition. FIFA recommends involving referees in this discussion as well, due to the fact that the main objective of GLT is to support and protest the referee. League chiefs are in "advanced talks" with two licensed providers of the technology, Hawk-Eye and GoalRef, and are hopeful that all 20 clubs will have a system in place by August. FIFA will report to the International FA Board in Edinburgh tomorrow that both the systems worked without errors in the Club World Cup in Japan - all 21 goals scored were flashed to the referee's wrist device within a second of the ball crossing the line.