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FIFA's smart ball tech verified no Spidercam contact during England goal, but blockchain is nowhere near the pitch
FIFA used its Connected Ball sensor tech to verify England's controversial World Cup goal, but blockchain remains absent from sports verification systems.
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FIFA's smart ball tech verified no Spidercam contact during England goal, but blockchain is nowhere near the pitch
FIFA used its Connected Ball sensor tech to verify England's controversial World Cup goal, but blockchain remains absent from sports verification systems.