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FIFA World Cup: Five new technologies at Brazil 2014

<p>The 2014 World Cup will represent the first time that goal-line technology has been used at football's showpiece event, but technological advances will also shape the tournament in other ways</p>

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A referee for the Brazil 2014 FIFA World Cup uses vanishing spray during the last preparation seminar at Centro de Futebol Zico in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Pic/AFP

A referee for the Brazil 2014 FIFA World Cup uses vanishing spray during the last preparation seminar at Centro de Futebol Zico in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Pic/AFP

Rio de Janeiro: The 2014 World Cup will represent the first time that goal-line technology has been used at football's showpiece event, but technological advances will also shape the tournament in other ways.

A referee for the Brazil 2014 FIFA World Cup uses vanishing spray during the last preparation seminar at Centro de Futebol Zico in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Pic/AFP
A referee for the Brazil 2014 FIFA World Cup uses vanishing spray during the last preparation seminar at Centro de Futebol Zico in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Pic/AFP 

Here, AFP Sports identifies five new technologies that will aid players, officials and fans during the competition, which starts on Thursday:

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