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Referee cams introduced at FIFA Club World Cup
Firstly, refeeres will wear body cameras and the footage will be used by DAZN during live matches. FIFA says one of the goals of showing the footage is to see whether the new camera angle improves the viewing experience for fans at home. FIFA plans to use the findings from the tournament to create guidelines for the use of such cameras in football.
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