Football's rule-makers on Saturday approved two systems for a final round of testing ahead of a definitive decision on 2 July. If either Hawk-Eye or GoalRef was sanctioned for use in matches, the Premier League's 20 grounds would have just six weeks to install the technology. The league has already invested in Hawk-Eye's development and could start holding talks with GoalRef before the International Football Association Board vote in July. Premier League communications director Dan Johnson told The Associated Press: “We welcome the moves by FIFA and we would like to introduce (technology) as soon as practically possible.”