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Javier Tebas has attempted to justify why La Liga does not have goal-line technology.
The fallout from Sunday’s Clasico continued throughout the week, with the main talking point remaining Lamine Yamal’s ‘ghost goal’ in the first half of Real Madrid’s 3-2 win over FC Barcelona at the Santiago Bernabeu. The Catalans believe the ball crossed the line entirely, but VAR could not confirm this, meaning the decision not to score stood, much to Barcelona’s fury.
If goal-line technology had been used live, it could have accurately determined whether it was a goal or not. However, La Liga does not have this technology, which has led to strong criticism. Javier Tebas attempted to justify why La Liga does not have this technology when he spoke to the media on Wednesday, according to Marca.
Tebas justifies himself
“It’s not a perfect technology, and that’s the first reason. But that’s not all: over the course of a season, phantom goals occur three or four times. The cost of this technology is very high for the use we make of it: you have to invest between 5 and 6 million euros for both categories to use it once, and with doubts. »
Tebas has spoken at length in the past on financial matters in La Liga, and he is keen to avoid league spending as much as possible. It is a very risky tactic to not have goal-line technology, given the importance it could have on the destiny of clubs in the top two divisions of Spanish football.
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