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EPL to Introduce Semi-Automated Offside Technology

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Premier League clubs have unanimously greenlit the adoption of semi-automated offside technology to enhance the precision of refereeing decisions.

This decision marks a significant milestone in the league’s ongoing efforts to embrace innovation and uphold the integrity of the game.

Introducing this cutting-edge system signals a departure from traditional offside rulings, often subject to intense scrutiny and debate.

With the new technology, referees will have access to advanced tools designed to assist them in making accurate offside calls in real-time.

This technology is slated to debut during the upcoming Premier League season.

By using the power of artificial intelligence and computer vision, the new system aims to reduce errors and provide greater clarity on contentious offside decisions.

Under the new regime, referees will receive instant notifications from the Semi-Automated Offside Technology whenever a potential offside situation arises. This will enable officials to make more informed judgments, leading to fairer outcomes on the pitch.

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