Goal Line Technology unaffordable for Scottish Premier League

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Officials failed to spot a goal for Oli Shaw in Wednesday's Edinburgh derby. Shaw's Hibs boss Neil Lennon said the incident "makes a mockery of the game", while former referee Charlie Richmond believes the technology should be used for televised games in Scotland.

"Goal-line technology remains unaffordable," said a league spokesman. "It would cost millions to install at all Scottish Premiership grounds."


Television replays showed the ball was several inches over the line after Hibs striker Shaw's close-range effort struck the underside of the crossbar at Tynecastle. The match ended 0-0, with Lennon telling BBC Scotland: "We should have come away from here with three points - it's clearly a goal."

Source:  BBC




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