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Vivianne Miedema, Man City striker, calls for goal-line technology following a controversy in the WSL.
Vivianne Miedema of Manchester City has called for goal-line technology to be introduced into the Women's Super League following a number of controversies in this weekend's matches. The Dutch forward scored the first goal in City's 2-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur, but was denied a second by a goal-line clearance. Her second-half header was cleared by keeper Ash Neville but appeared to cross the line, though the lack of goal-line technology at the stadium meant it was not awarded. Miedema told Sky Sports News, "It seemed like it [crossed the line] for me. But I believe that goal-line technology, whether or not it is implemented, is the next step we should take. "I believe we deserve it as a league, and I would like to see changes implemented quickly in the game." "We're always pushing to be better and the level of the league is developing so quickly - and I think things like that just can't stay behind." Meanwhile, Chelsea's Laur...