With holograms, AI and big data, football front and centre in tech race

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DUESSELDORF, Germany : After Benjamin Verbic missed Slovenia's third successive penalty in this week's Euro 2024 second-round shootout against Portugal, he described football's ultimate test as a lottery.

The German federation is looking ahead at artificial intelligence having been introduced to prototypes it hopes can help scouting by mining data on an average 1,500 games per season and also make it easier to compile analytics for its national teams to prepare for games.

"That would minimise the manual tasks our match analysts need to complete and reduce the time it takes to get answers to a range of key questions we have when preparing for games," Martin Vogelbein of the federation's Scouting, Match Analysis, and Diagnosis team, said in a statement.