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Izzo, Riccardo; Rossini, U; Raiola, Gaetano; Palomo, A Cejudo; Varde’i, Ciro Hosseini

doi:10.7752/jpes.2020.04269

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“…Overall, there were more goals in the last match period (76 min-full-time), while the opposite was observed in the opening period (1-15 min). This result is in line with previous research (Aguado-Méndez, et al, 2020;Armatas, et al, 2009;Evangelos, et al, 2018;Njororai, 2014;Leite, 2017), and it has been attributed to the onset of physical and mental fatigue (Izzo, et al, 2020;Mohr, et al, 2003;Smith, et al, 2018), and to the need to change the scoreline by applying riskier attacking approaches (González-Rodenas, et al, 2020;Njororai, 2014;Pratas, et al, 2018). Interestingly, the highest proportion of critical goals occurred in the first half (57.8%), particularly during the first 15 minutes (22.3%); in turn, the frequency of non-critical goals progressively increased across the six periods.…”

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“…Apparently, older teams rely less on contextual influences during competitive match-play. Furthermore, teams playing at home or against weaker or losing/winning by one goal) for longer periods of time (Izzo, et al, 2020;Smith, et al, 2018), enhancing the uncertainty associated with the match outcome. Together, all facts confirmed our initial expectation: the goal-scoring events produced by U23 teams seem to rely less on situational influences during competitive match-play.…”

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“…The sample consisted of all goals scored (n = 2,591), during the 2019/2020 season, by male youth teams 2014; Evangelos, et al, 2018;Leite, 2017). Scoring more frequently towards the end of the match has been associated with two main reasons: (1) physical and mental fatigue accumulation, which impairs sport-specific physical, decision-making, tactical, and technical performances (Izzo, et al, 2020;Mohr, et al, 2003;Smith, et al, 2018), and (2) the adoption of riskier attacking strategies to change the scoreline (Njororai, 2014;Pratas, et al, 2018). Concurrently, this has led some researchers to claim that the last 15 minutes of the second half (plus additional time) represents the most critical phase of the game (Leite, 2013;Njororai, 2014).…”

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Game criticality in male youth football: Situational and age-related effects on the goal-scoring period in Portuguese national championships

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Abstract. Research crossing the effects of situational variables with the temporal analysis of goals scored in football is scarce, particularly in youth football. Hence, the present study aimed to (1) analyse the effects of match location, match status, team quality, goal criticality, and age group on match periods in which goals are scored in male youth football, and (2) examine whether the age group (U17, U19, and U23) influences the emergence of critical moments in matches from the Portuguese national championships. The sample consisted of 2,591 goals scored in the U17, U19, and U23 Portuguese national championships during the 2019/2020 season. Chi-square tests revealed that match location, match status, goal criticality, and age group were significantly associated with the goal-scoring period. During the first halves, more goals were scored (1) when playing at home, (2) when teams were tied or losing by one goal (critical circumstances) and (3) by U17 teams. A multinomial logistic regression model revealed that the chances of scoring in the sixth period (vs the first) significantly decreased when playing at home, and in U17 and U19 matches. The U23 teams were more likely to score in the last period regardless of goal criticality. However, the interaction effect of team quality x age group suggests that U17 and U19 teams are more prone to score in later match periods when team ability is equated. These findings enable coaches to improve the tactical, physical, and psychological preparation for competitive youth matches depending on the target age group. Keywords: goal, critical moments, contextual variables, temporal analysis, soccer.

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“…Football is a situational team sport, measuring individual and group performance makes it a complex activity [1]. Football is an art and includes many decisions that will determine the outcome of a match [2].…”

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The Effectiveness of the Wall Pass and Diamond Pass Practice Method on Short Passing Accuracy

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Pradana³

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The purpose of this study was to determine the effect and more effective results of the wall pass and diamond pass training methods on the short passing accuracy of players. Information collection was carried out by observing 20 SSB Perseramang players aged 14-17 years old by observing the training process and matches taking place in 2021. Research data was collected by conducting initial tests and final tests using the short passing test instrument to determine the short passing ability of players. The test result data showed that the experimental group 1 had an average initial test score of 3.40 and a final test score of 4.40 with a difference of 1.0 increase. In the test results, the experimental group 2 had an average initial test score of 3.80 and a final test score of 6.10 with a difference of increase of 2.30. The value of the paired difference test for experimental groups 1 and 2 was 0.0001 and 0.000 (p < 0.05). This means that the wall pass and diamond pass exercises have an influence on the accuracy of short passing. From the comparison of the average increase in the two groups, this study reveals that diamond pass exercises have a better and more effective effect than wall pass exercises on improving short passing accuracy of SSB Perseramang players aged 14-17 years. The coach should provide diamond pass exercises to improve the accuracy of the short passing of players and supervise the course of practice.

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Block practice therapy of football players' passing ability post ankle injury

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Setijono

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Purpose. The study aimed to analyze the relationship between systolic and diastolic blood pressure and cardiovascular capacity in the elderly. Method. This research is an analytical observational study conducted with a cross-sectional approach. The sample involved 43 elderlies with characteristics: age 66.79 ± 4.24; weight 62.4 ± 11.66; and height 157.83 ± 6.77. The blood pressure measurements were carried out using a tensimeter, while the cardiovascular measurements were carried out using a 2-minute step test based on the senior fitness test procedure. Pearson’s correlation test was applied to determine the relationship between cardiorespiratory ability and blood pressure. Results. The Pearson’s data analysis test results showed a negative correlation between cardiorespiratory capacity and systolic blood pressure (r(41) = −0.516, p = < 0.001) and diastolic (r(41) = −0.442, p = 0.003). Conclusion. The higher the cardiorespiratory level in the elderly, the lower the systolic and diastolic blood pressure. Thus, good cardio respiration is known to provide positive benefits in better blood pressure regulation in the elderly. Exercise may be needed so that the elderly obtains good cardiorespiratory fitness and, at the same time, normal blood pressure.

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Game criticality in male youth football: Situational and age-related effects on the goal-scoring period in Portuguese national championships

Game criticality in male youth football: Situational and age-related effects on the goal-scoring period in Portuguese national championships

The Effectiveness of the Wall Pass and Diamond Pass Practice Method on Short Passing Accuracy

Block practice therapy of football players' passing ability post ankle injury

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