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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/internationals/8391237.stm
No extra officials for World Cup
Fifa has decided against introducing extra linesmen at the 2010 World Cup.
But president Sepp Blatter revealed that an inquiry would be carried out into the benefits of video technology and extra officials.
World footballâs governing body had been tipped to fast-track a decision on goal-line officials in the wake of the furore over Thierry Henryâs handball.
Henry handled twice before setting up Franceâs winner against the Republic of Ireland in their World Cup play-off.
Henry, meanwhile, will be investigated by Fifaâs disciplinary committee.
The Fifa president said the executive committee had discussed the idea of introducing goal-line officials at the World Cup having introduced them for this seasonâs Europa League.
He continued: "The committee was of the opinion that we are at a crossroads: where shall we go with refereeing in the future?
But the committee concluded that they wanted a full inquiry into both options, extra officials and the use of video technology, before making any decision about the future.