Patrick Barclay's Euro 2012 video diary: Exclusive interview with Uefa president Michel Platini on goal-line technology
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Your support makes all the difference.Welcome to Patrick Barclay's Euro 2012 video diary.
In the latest intalment of the Euro 2012 video diary, Patrick talks exclusively to Michel Platini on the subject of goal-line technology.
Following Ukraine's 'goal' against England last week, the debate has come to the fore once again. Yet the Uefa president firmly opposes its introduction, telling Patrick: "I am totally against".
Platini goes on to tell Patrick that he thinks Fifa and Britain are making "a historical mistake".
Exclusively for The Independent, watch the video above.
Patrick Barclay's Euro 2012 video diary returns tomorrow.
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