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Semi-automated offside technology (SAOT) is set to be trialled in the FA Cup fifth round next month with a view to it being introduced in the Premier League before the end of the season.
The Guardian has learned that the FA has agreed to run an experiment with the new technology, which has been delayed due to teething problems in the testing process.
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