Soccer's rule-makers on Saturday approved in-game trials with video assistance for referees as Gianni Infantino used the start of his FIFA presidency to push innovation in the sport. IFAB will have to approve all trials, with 13 leagues or associations already expressing an interest in hosting trials. Infantino is keen to show that FIFA has embraced a ''new era'' with the reign of his predecessor Sepp Blatter now over.
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