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Was it a goal? Debate should end at World Cup

By Stephen Wade | June 10, 2014 - 10:31am

Was it a goal, or wasn't it? The question shouldn't need to be debated in the next five weeks in Brazil, where goal-line technology will be used for the first time in a World Cup.

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