The effects of ball possession status on physical and technical indicators during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Finals

Mota, Gustavo Ribeiro da; Thiengo, Carlos Rogério; Gimenes, Samuel Valencia; Bradley, Paul S.

doi:10.1080/02640414.2015.1114660

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“…Simples testes físicos, mesmo que amplamente recomendados, validados e utilizados em diferentes contextos do futebol como os diferentes subtipos de "YoYo" 26,27 , apesar do valor real que eles apresentam, não podem minimizar a complexidade envolvida no "desempenho" desta modalidade 28 . Fatores inerentes ao contexto do jogo como, leitura de jogo/tomada de decisão 29 , variações na posse de bola 30 , por exemplo, podem influenciar a dinâmica de atividades físicas envolvidas. Portanto, análises mais holísticas 28,30 e específicas ao subtipo de modalidade [31][32][33][34][35] são desejáveis.…”

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“…Fatores inerentes ao contexto do jogo como, leitura de jogo/tomada de decisão 29 , variações na posse de bola 30 , por exemplo, podem influenciar a dinâmica de atividades físicas envolvidas. Portanto, análises mais holísticas 28,30 e específicas ao subtipo de modalidade [31][32][33][34][35] são desejáveis. Outro ponto ressaltado em alguns estudos é que o efeito do IPC poderia ter base motivacional 18,20 , visto que alguns deles mostram que a aplicação da manobra de IPC repetidas vezes minimiza o desempenho físico 19,36 ao longo do tempo.…”

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Pré-condicionamento isquêmico e desempenho: há viabilidade/racionalidade na sua aplicação?

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Mota²

2018

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ResumoO objetivo deste trabalho foi analisar criticamente a racionalidade da aplicação do pré-condicionamento isquêmico (IPC) como potencial recurso ergogênico visando melhoria do desempenho humano. O contexto histórico e o estado atual são apresentados e discutidos. A utilização do IPC como recurso ergogênico ainda é incerta e necessita resultados mais consistentes para se estabelecer definitivamente.Palavras-chave: ergogênico, esportes, oclusão sanguínea. AbstractThis study aimed to analyze critically the rationale for the application of ischemic preconditioning (IPC) as a potential ergogenic aid aiming at improving human performance. The historical context and the current state are presented and discussed. The application of the IPC as an ergogenic aid is still unclear and requires more consistent results to establish itself definitively.

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“…However, in teams with players whose skill levels are lower, ball possession tended to decrease from the moment when the team achieved a favourable outcome. This demonstrates that the best teams strive to have possession of the ball for as long a time as possible regardless of the outcome of the match [23]. On the other hand, teams that have players with lower skill levels tend to adopt a defensive strategy in order to maintain the favourable outcome of the match, which causes their percentage ball possession to decrease [2,30,31].…”

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“…This includes motor actions and actions with the ball that are based on the individual abilities of particular players. The actions which are performed the most often by the players are passes, whose effectiveness often determines the outcome of the match [1,16,23].…”

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“…When analysing the completion rate of the passes made during the World Cup in Brazil, we found that only long passes were not associated with percentage ball possession. This finding was probably due to the small number of long passes both for situations when the teams had more and less than 50% of ball possession [23]. The issue of determining the association between the number and completion rate of passes and the outcome of the match is important, and further research needs to be performed in this respect.…”

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Pass Completion Rate and Match Outcome at the World Cup in Brazil in 2014

Król

Konefał

Chmura

et al. 2017

Polish Journal of Sport and Tourism

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Introduction. Having possession of the ball makes it possible for the players of a team to undertake a greater number of actions that can help the team win the match. The aim of the current study was to determine the number and completion rate of passes made from different distances in relation to percentage ball possession and the outcome of the match in the group stage of the FIFA World Cup held in Brazil in 2014. Material and methods. The study included 32 teams who participated in the final tournament. The performance of 266 players (682 observations) who played 48 matches in the group stage was examined. Only players who took part in the entire match were included in the research, and goal-keepers were excluded. The data used in the study, which had been recorded by means of the Castrol Performance Index system, were obtained from the FIFA official website. The total number of passes and the percentage of completed passes were analysed, which were classified as short, medium, and long, in relation to the team's percentage possession of the ball (over and below 50%) and the outcome of the match (win, loss, or draw). Results. Out of the three types of passes which were examined in the study, teams playing in the World Cup in Brazil most often made medium passes. The number of these passes was the highest in matches won. These matches were also characterised by a significantly higher percentage of completed long passes. Conclusions. Players from teams who were in possession of the ball more than 50% of the time performed a higher number of all types of passes, regardless of the outcome of the match. The completion rate for these players was significantly higher only for short and medium passes.

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Influence of the quality of the opponent on physical, technical, and tactical performance of elite female soccer players in international competitions

Villaseca‐Vicuña,

Pérez-Contreras,

Merino-Muñoz

et al. 2024

Sport Sci Health

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The effects of ball possession status on physical and technical indicators during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Finals

Cited by 75 publications

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Pré-condicionamento isquêmico e desempenho: há viabilidade/racionalidade na sua aplicação?

Pré-condicionamento isquêmico e desempenho: há viabilidade/racionalidade na sua aplicação?

Pass Completion Rate and Match Outcome at the World Cup in Brazil in 2014

Influence of the quality of the opponent on physical, technical, and tactical performance of elite female soccer players in international competitions

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