DOHA: The Qatar Football Association (QFA) is planning to use vanishing spray in the 2014/2015 season, becoming the first Arab and Asian football association to use the popular innovation on a sport field.
QFA is currently providing the necessary training to referees, in their training camp in Belgium.
The latest step is part of the association's attempt to stay with the latest trends in football refereeing.
Vanishing spray was a big hit during the World Cup 2014 and both UEFA and the English Premier League decided to adopt the new tool in their competitions.
The idea of the vanishing spray is that the referee can now mark where a set-piece should be taken and were the wall must be positioned without giving the players any chance of moving away from their assigned positions.
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