Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has called on video technology to be introduced into the Barclays Premiership.
The Reds were on the wrong end of two decisions against Portsmouth in the FA Cup, with Nemanja Vidic and Henrik Larsson seemingly denied two goals.
"Football has to open its eyes wider. Those running the game are resisting the introduction of technology," Ferguson told the club's radio station.
"There is so much money and importance attached to a decision these days."
Ferguson hinted that video technology has been used but only when it has suited the authorities.
"It's interesting because I don't think there is any doubt that in the World Cup final the fourth official sent off Zinedine Zidane after viewing the incident on a TV screen.
"They take advantage when it suits them but in 99% of cases, like in goal-line decision-making, they're not.
"I think technology will eventually come, maybe not in my lifetime, but it will come."
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