Football Association chief executive Brian Barwick says he has been
"banging down the doors" of Uefa and Fifa to help referees with
goal-line incidents.
"Goal-line technology will ultimately be delivered and the great
part of it will be because of the work the FA has done," he told
BBC 5live.
A Hawk-Eye system, which determines if the ball crosses the
goal-line, is being tested at Reading's academy.
And results will then be evaluated by the Premier League and
Fifa.
"I would say we are market leaders in trying to do it and now the
Premier League are taking it on in terms of experimentation," added
Barwick.
"I absolutely buy the fact that when the ball crosses the line,
these days it's absolutely imperative that we know it, the referee
knows it and he's not the guy with a red face because everybody
else at home knows.
"So technology, yes, the right technology, yes, goal-line
technology, absolutely yes."