A novel ball-contact technology, akin to cricket’s ‘Snicko’, made its debut in a FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier between Sweden and Tunisia. This innovation proved crucial in overturning an offside call, awarding a goal to Sweden’s Mattias Svanberg. The technology confirmed a touch by Alexander Isak, leading to a 5-1 victory for Sweden. A novel ball-contact technology, akin to cricket’s ‘Snicko’, made its debut in a FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier between Sweden and Tunisia. This innovation proved crucial in overturning an offside call, awarding a goal to Sweden’s Mattias Svanberg. The technology confirmed a touch by Alexander Isak, leading to a 5-1 victory for Sweden.
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Snicko in football? Cricket-style technology steals the show during FIFA World Cup clash
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