2019
DOI: 10.1007/s40279-019-01194-7
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A Systematic Review of Collective Tactical Behaviours in Football Using Positional Data

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“…Positive interactions among teammates and negative interactions with opponents make soccer a social system [1], with tactical behaviors being crucial for making a soccer performance successful [2]. Tactical behaviors can be assessed as individual (i.e., the player), sectorial (i.e., several players) and/or collective [2], by means of electronic performance and tracking systems [3].…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Positive interactions among teammates and negative interactions with opponents make soccer a social system [1], with tactical behaviors being crucial for making a soccer performance successful [2]. Tactical behaviors can be assessed as individual (i.e., the player), sectorial (i.e., several players) and/or collective [2], by means of electronic performance and tracking systems [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Positive interactions among teammates and negative interactions with opponents make soccer a social system [1], with tactical behaviors being crucial for making a soccer performance successful [2]. Tactical behaviors can be assessed as individual (i.e., the player), sectorial (i.e., several players) and/or collective [2], by means of electronic performance and tracking systems [3]. Thanks to these devices, it is possible to measure collective tactical variables such as the average position of the players (i.e., the centroid), the relationship between players based on distance (i.e., the dyad) and the use of the playing space [2,3].…”
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