"We have tested 17 different goalline systems and four or five of them will go to the International Board to have a further look at them," said Blatter speaking to CNN.
"A proposed testing period will then take place with a selected number of companies, prior to the International Board's general meeting in Cardiff, Wales, on March 4-6, when the next steps of the process will be determined.
"If one of these systems is accurate and immediate and not too complicated, then I think goal-line technology has a good chance to be accepted," added Blatter.
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