Uruguay football tests electronic cards in bid to modernise refereeing
MONTEVIDEO: A referee raised a phone-sized electronic device to caution a player during a Uruguayan cup match this week, replacing the familiar flash of a yellow card with a digital screen in a trial aimed at modernising one of football’s oldest rituals.
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