Sepp Blatter conceded that the goal technology debate should now be reopened in the next FIFA boad room meeting in July.Not so sure about the recent England and Mexico games but this technology certainly could've made a difference to Italy going out the other day.I'm not too hopeful that anything will happen in July and if nothing changes i strongly feel that Blatter should reconsider his position if he persists in holding back the sport from progressing.
I think Brazil looks like the more solid team, but it's very hard to make predictions: an episode (a red card, an injury, a bad referee call) might change all the scenery. And I didn't see so many matches, I never saw Germany play, for example. Holland - Brazil 1 - 2Uruguay - Ghana 2 -0
The less said about Blatter, the better. I agree about the use of technology. Actually, everybody seems to, but the fact is probably that whoever holds sway over the game (Fifa and the big clubs) probably prefer leave to discretion decisions about matches because that means retaining control, through the referee, over the business.
Result:Holland 2 Brazil 1
I'm so happy about Brazil getting out, I didn't dare hoping it. Brazil playing like Italy and not Brazil is the worst thing that can happen to football. Because they can't even do a decent imitation. They have been overpowered physically. And Felipe Melo was his usual self.