The main criminal cameras, the new eight-rule for the goalkeeper and advanced semi-automatic associated technology introduced in the World Cup, greeted as success, said the Chairman of the FIFA Committee.

The tournament, which marked the inaugural edition of the expanded competition of 32 teams, was the first FIFA event to use the body of the body on the judges.

Collina said that innovations exceeded expectations, providing unique perspectives for both television audiences and judges.

“The outcome of the use of REF camera here on FIFA Club World Cup 2025 crossed out our expectations“Colina said Collina Media Channel on Thursday.

“We thought it would be an interesting experience for TV viewers and we got great comments.“

Collina said that the recordings were valuable not only for fun, but also for the development of the judge.

“We had the opportunity to see what the judge sees in the field of the game“He said.

“It was not just for fun purposes, but also to train judges and explain why something was not seen in the field of games. “

Quoted the group match between Madrid Athletic and Paris Saint GermainIn which Judge missed the handball for his vision that was blocked.

“From this ref camera was absolutely clear that the judge could not see the incident lived in the field,“Collin said.

Video Assistant Judge (VAR) later intervened to assign punishment.

The tournament also saw the implementation of the rules that assigns a corner if the goalkeeper holds the ball for more than eight seconds. Before that, only an indirect free kick was assigned after six seconds.

“It was very successful; The pace of the match is improved,“Collin said.

“We didn’t have time lost golchers holding the ball between their hands very long – as it happened pretty often in matches before,“He added, notificing that only two goalkeepers were also punished under the new rule.

“The purpose was not to give angle shock, but to prevent from ruleing the eight seconds to ignore. The purpose was 100% achieved,“He said.

The advanced version of the semi-automatic uteside technology, accelerating decisions and prevention of unnecessary games.

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A total of 117 match officials – 35 judges, 58 assistants of judges and 24 Video Match Officers – from 41 members of the Member of 63 matches during the tournament.

Paris Saint Germain Face Chelsea In the finals of the Tournament in New Jersey on Sunday.