The English Premier League intends to apply semi -automatic infiltration technology for the first time

The Premier League Football League announced today, Tuesday, a semi -automatic technology application to monitor infiltration in the local championship for the first time later this month after its successful experience in the FA Cup.

This creation comes after actual experiences in the Premier League and actual operation in the fifth round of the FA Cup last month. This technology is scheduled to be applied in the 32nd round of the matches that start on April 12.

The Premier League clubs agreed unanimously to use this technology last year and was expected to be applied by December, but they faced problems while testing it.

Video technology rulers are currently investigating infiltration cases, but they have faced severe criticism because of the time it takes to make a decision in addition to leaving the fans on the field without reports.

“The semi -automatic infiltration technique allows automatic operation of basic elements in the process of making infiltration decisions to support the assistant video rule,” the association said in a statement.

“This technology provides more effective for the virtual infiltration line using the visual tracking technology for the players and generates virtual fees to ensure a better experience on the field and broadcast matches for the fans.”

The Premier League also said it is committed to the integrity of this action while enhancing the speed, efficiency and consistency of the infiltration decision -making process.

This technology was used in the 2022 World Cup and the Champions League as well as in the Asian Cup last year.