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UEFA have announced that their
experiment using two extra
match officials, first trialled in last
season's Europa League, is to be
extended to next season ’s
Champions League and
qualifying games for the 2012
European Championship.
An official UEFA Statement read:
“The UEFA Executive Committee
also agreed to propose to FIFA
and the International Football
Association Board (IFAB),
following the IFAB ’s approval on
May 18, 2010 of a further two
years of experimentation with
two extra additional assistant
referees, that the UEFA
Champions League 2010-11 as of
the play-offs (last qualifying
round before the Group Stage),
the UEFA Europa League as from
the Group Stage, the UEFA
EURO 2012 qualifying phase and
final tournament, and the UEFA
Super Cup 2010, be used for
further trials for the use of two
additional assistant referees. ”
In addition to the referee and his
two assistants, an extra official is
placed behind the goal at either
end. The system earned mixed
reviews in this season ’s Europa
League, with its critics pointing to
an incident during Fulham ’s
home tie with Roma as proof
that the experiment added little
to the game.
At Craven Cottage that evening,
Stephen Kelly tripped John Arne
Riise directly in front of an extra
official, only for Brede
Hangeland to be shown a red
card after being incorrectly
identified as the guilty party. The
decision was eventually reversed,
as Kelly rightly saw red, but the
confusion cast more doubts over
the new system ’s validity.
The extra officials will first
appear in the play-off round of
the Champions League, which
will be played in August.
Domestic football associations
are also free to import the
system into their own
competitions.