Análise dos gols do Campeonato Brasileiro de 2008 – Série A

Abstract

Resumo O objetivo deste artigo é quantificar e analisar a ocorrência de assistências, finalizações e pontos da baliza onde a bola entrou, para comparar a prevalência das variá-veis entre as equipes locais e visitantes. Os dados foram compostos por 1.035 gols, marcados em 380 jogos do Campeonato Brasileiro de 2008. Os gols foram analisados a partir de um campograma e de um modelo de divisão da trave. Os locais de assistência de bola em movimento que resultaram em gols foram de fora da área ao centro e fora da área na ponta esquerda. Os principais locais de finalização foram a grande área e fora da área ao centro. A maioria das bolas entrou na parte inferior do gol. Houve um número baixo de gols de fora da área, o que demonstra a necessidade de explorar este recurso para a obtenção do gol. Analysis of the goals scored in the 2008 Brazilian Championship ---A SeriesAbstract This study aims to quantify and analyze the occurrence of assists, shots, and locations where the ball entered the goal, in order to compare the prevalence of variables among home and visitor teams. The sample consisted of 1,035 goals scored in 380 games in the Brazilian Championship 2008. The main assistance locations of moving balls leading to goals were: from outside the area to the center and from outside the area at the left wing. The main locations for shots were the penalty area and outside the area to the center. Most balls entered the goal at the lower part of the crossbars. It is concluded that there was a low number of goals from outside the area, which shows the use of this resource is lacking when it comes to scoring the goal.

Analysis of goal-scoring in an elite European women’s football teams

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Analysis of the effectiveness of long distance passes in 2014 Brazil FIFA World Cup

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Uma história transnacional da modernidade

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