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By FreemoToday 19:27Today at 19:27:57

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Since all the major search engines have become worthless I am struggling to find a straight answer to this. Does anyone have an authoritative source as to whether League One games have goal line technology in place right now, in the year of our Lord 2026? My instinct is that they do NOT.

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By SevToday 19:31Today at 19:31:19In response to Goal line technologyTop of thread

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It does not. Written 21 April 2026

Meanwhile, goal-line technology is set to continue its use in the Championship next season. There is also potential for its extension to League One, pending a vote on fully costed proposals scheduled for June.


Source:
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/var-championship-efl-reject-football-video-support-b2962148.html

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By FreemoToday 19:33Today at 19:33:46In response to Re: Goal line technologyTop of thread

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Thank you for vindicating my decision to put this question to the ether in the hopes of getting something sensible back.

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By SevToday 19:36Today at 19:36:03In response to Re: Goal line technologyTop of thread

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Reckon Luton will be voting in favour of it 🤣

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By Rob SBFC (Big Robbie (SBFC))Today 19:53Today at 19:53:28In response to Re: Goal line technologyTop of thread

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As I said yesterday, I was probably in line with the 6 yard box and it clearly crossed the line. The lino, who was often well behind play in open play, was in line for the corner and obviously saw it well.

Also had a great view of the handball. He sliced the clearance into his hand which was in an ā€˜unnatural position’ …. But is there some get out in the new laws which means it’s not handball if you sort of deflect it on to your own hand? If not…

Edited by Big Robbie (SBFC) at 19:56:37 on 3rd May 2026

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By TucksToday 20:37Today at 20:37:42In response to Re: Goal line technologyTop of thread

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The ā€œhandballā€ was one of those you absolutely appeal at the time but was definitely not a handball and would be fuming if went against us.

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By CloggerToday 20:35Today at 20:35:15In response to Re: Goal line technologyTop of thread

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Straightforward handball IMO

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By ChudsToday 20:20Today at 20:20:37In response to Re: Goal line technologyTop of thread

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Bournemouth's opening goal today also looked about as far over the line as ours did, yet goal line technology gave it.

It is as if you cannot properly tell from one still photo, from a poor angle, that people are spreading over the internet, whether it truly crossed or not.

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By Deltic 21 (Spirit of East Coast Boro)Today 20:45Today at 20:45:12In response to Re: Goal line technologyTop of thread

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What was your view of it from the North? And by view, I guess I mean both actual physical view and any more philosophically based opinions that may arise.

You are dead right about the picture on the net - I’ve been saying the same. It was taken almost level (quite possibly actually level) with the rear of the net such that if you spin the angle round to level, I’m sure you’d see the ball at least 90% over. But also the ball looks to still be a fraction off the keeper’s leg, so if you allow another inch of travel I’m quite convinced it was a full-on goal. RobSBFC claims to have been level with it and he’s usually pretty reliable in his interpretations.

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By FreemoToday 20:31Today at 20:31:05In response to Re: Goal line technologyTop of thread

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If there's no goal line technology then it's as over as the officials think it was...

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By SevToday 19:59Today at 19:59:54In response to Re: Goal line technologyTop of thread

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Yes I think the fact it came off another body part let's you get away with it. The ref and Pidge had a small chat after about it and seemed from gestures made that the ref accepted it hit his arm but wasn't a penalty nonetheless.

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By FreemoToday 20:03Today at 20:03:51In response to Re: Goal line technologyTop of thread

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I feel like the understanding of whether a handball was seeking to gain an unsporting advantage was a relatively straightforward human decision until TV replays decided they knew better and you had people who would fail GCSE philosophy deciding what 'truth' entails

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By FreemoToday 19:38Today at 19:38:13In response to Re: Goal line technologyTop of thread

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I deffo think it'll be in place by August for some reason

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