FIFA Club World Cup: Referees to wear body cameras for 32-team tournament to improve broadcast, officiating
- Referees will wear body cameras during the Club World Cup, as confirmed by Pierluigi Collina, chairman of the FIFA referees committee.
- Bodycam footage aims to enhance viewer experience and improve referee coaching, according to Collina.
- The tournament is scheduled from June 15 to July 13, 2025, and will feature 32 teams, including Manchester City and Chelsea.
- Collina emphasized that it is the first time ever to have the best clubs around the world competing in this event.
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Arbitrators will carry cameras during the World Cup
Paris. Arbitrators who participate in the first edition of the Club World Cup, organized in the United States – from June 14th to July 13th – and in which the Lion Club still fights its place before the Court of Sports Arbitration (TAS), will be equipped with body cameras.


Refs to wear bodycams at major tournament with footage shown to fans on TV
REFEREES will wear bodycams during the Club World Cup, it has been confirmed. Footage from the cameras will be readily available to broadcasters during matches at the competition. AFPThe club world cup will feature bodycam footage from refs[/caption] PAThe technology has had good feedback from trials in England at the grassroots level[/caption] GettyJarred Gillett used a bodycam during a Premier League clash last season[/caption] Sky SportsIt wa…
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