Análise da ocorrência temporal dos gols no Campeonato Brasileiro 2011

Campos, Nilton; Drezner, Rene; Cortez, José

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“…There was a small, if insignificant, differentiation in the case of the Spanish teams, as they scored more often during the last fifteen minutes of the game, as well as during the timebetween the 30th and the 45th minutes. Similar goal-scoring behaviour was also observed in oth-er studies in lower-level national leagues, such as in Greece, Brazil, and Ethiopia (Armatas, Giannakos, Papadopoulou, & Skoufas, 2009;Campos et al, 2016;Chekol, 2016) as well as in national-teams competitions, like the European Cup and the World Cup (Çobanoğlu, 2019;Leite, 2013;Tousios, Michailidis, Mandroukas, Mikikis, & Metaxas, 2018), leading to the conclusion that goal-scoring occurs more often during these specific periods of a football match. This outcome is further reinforced by the findings in the research by Leite (2017), who analysed an exceptionally large sample of matches and goals (8,200 goals and 3,100 matches), focusing his methodology solely on the moment of goal scoring.…”

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“…Moreover, some studies highlight the link between goal scoring and factors, such as the number of shots taken in rela-tion to the number of passes during each ball possession, and the teams' style of play (Fernandez-Navarro, Fradua, Zubillaga, Ford, & Allistair, 2018;Hughes & Franks, 2005). Other studies focus on the time of goal scoring (Campos, Drezner, & Cortez, 2016;Leite, 2017;Njororai, 2014), showing that most goals are scored in the last 15-30 minutes of a game.…”

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Factors Leading to Goal Scoring in the Spanish and Italian Soccer Leagues

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The purpose of this study was to analyse the goal-scoring attacks made by the top four teams in the final standings of the Spanish and Italian 2017-2018 Football League tables. One of the objectives of the study was to compare the match behaviours leading to goal scoring, demonstrated by the aforementioned teams. The sample of the study comprised 606 goals, 316 scored in the Spanish League and 290 in the Italian League, and 280 matches. The phases were recorded using the SportScout coaching tool. The studied parameters were: time frame in which the goals were scored, type of final attempt, type of play that resulted in a goal, type of attack, mode of set play, goal-scoring zone, zone of the final pass, starting zone of the attack, and number of passes. The data were statistically processed using the Crosstabs analysis and the Chi-square significance test. The results showed that the two leagues differed in the type of attack and in the offensive zone. The observed differences were possibly due to the different approach to the game in the two leagues, with the Spanish teams relying more on organized combination play, while the Italians showed a greater diversity in their offensive play.

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“…Se ha identificado que se anotan más goles por partido en los segundos tiempos en comparación con los primeros tiempos (Alberti, Iaia, Arcelli, Cavaggioni, & Rampinini, 2013; Evangelos, Gioldasis, Ioannis, & Georgia, 2018). En el Campeonato Brasileño 2011 se anotaron más goles en los últimos 30 minutos de la segunda parte, específicamente entre el minuto 60 y 75 con un porcentaje de anotación de 18,5%, mientras que en los primeros 15 minutos el porcentaje fue de 11,60% (Campos, Drezner, y Cortez, 2016). La mayor cantidad de goles anotados en los último 15 minutos de la segunda parte del juego se dan dentro del área y por medio de juego asociado (Souza, Farah, y Dias, 2011).…”

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“…En ligas europeas (España, Italia, Alemania, y Francia) (Evangelos et al, 2018) y en las ediciones de la copa mundial del 2006 y 2018 se reportaron más anotaciones en el segundo tiempo que en la primera mitad (Armatas y Yiannakos, 2010; Kubayi, 2020). En un estudio realizado en el Campeonato Brasileño del 2011, se reportó la mayor cantidad de goles entre los minutos 60-75 (18,5%)(Campos et al, 2016). Una posible explicación es que la fatiga física y mental acumulada en el transcurso de un partido puede afectar el desempeño de los jugadores lo que lleva a un mayor número de fallas tácticas y técnicas ofreciendo alguna ventaja a los atacantes rivales(Russell, Benton, y Kingsley, 2011;Smith et al, 2016).…”

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Análisis de los patrones de anotación y su asociación con el resultado del partido en la Copa Oro 2019

Ugalde-Ramírez

Rodríguez-Porras

2021

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El gol es el indicador más importante en un partido de fútbol y se asocia con el rendimiento deportivo. La forma, el momento y las circunstancias en las que se consiguen son variadas. Por tanto, el objetivo de este estudio fue analizar los patrones de anotación y determinar su posible asociación con el resultado del partido en la Copa Oro 2019. Mediante análisis observacionales, se analizaron y se categorizaron 96 goles marcados en 31 partidos. Se aplicaron pruebas de Chi Cuadrado para analizar asociaciones entre patrones de anotación y resultado del partido, así como para determinar diferencias en las categorías. Los resultados muestran que el 80,2% de los goles del torneo fueron anotados por los equipos ganadores, el 13,5% por los equipos perdedores y el 6,3% en partidos que terminaron empatados. Los equipos que anotaban de primer ganaban significativamente más partidos que cuando anotaban de segundo (58,5% vs 7,3% respectivamente). El 62,5% de los goles se anotaron en el segundo tiempo, principalmente entre los minutos 60-75. El 61,5% de los goles fueron por ataques organizados, 16,8% por contra-ataques, 21,7% por jugadas a balón parado. Los delanteros anotaron el 42,6% de los goles. El 90,4% fueron conseguidos dentro del área de penal. En conclusión, existió una asociación entre el orden de anotación y el resultado del partido. Además, la identificación de estos patrones de anotación puede ayudar a diseñar entrenamientos para potencializar el rendimiento de los equipos. The goal is the most important indicator in a soccer game and is associated with sport performance. The way, the moment, and the circumstances in which it is achieved are varied. Therefore, the objective of this study was to analyze the goal scoring patterns and determine its possible association with the match outcome in the 2019 Gold Cup. Through observational analysis, 96 goals scored in 31 matches were analyzed and categorized. Chi-square tests were applied to analyze associations between scoring patterns and match outcome, as well as to determine difference in the categories. The results show that 80.2% of the tournament goals were scored by the winning teams, 13.5% by the losing teams and 6.3% in matches that ended drawing. Teams scoring first won significantly more games than when scoring second (58.5% vs 7.3% respectively). 62.5% of the goals were scored in the second half, mainly between minutes 60-75. 61.5% of the goals were by organized attacks, 16.8% by counter-attacks, 21.7% by set-pieces. Forwards scored 42.6% of the goals. 90.4% were obtained within the penalty area. In conclusion, there was an association between the scoring order and the match outcome. In addition, the identification of these scoring patterns can help to design training sessions to enhance team performance.

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Temporal goal scoring characteristics in elite Brazilian football: a longitudinal study

Pinheiro,

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Costa

2023

Educ. fís. cienc.

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This study aimed to investigate the temporal pattern of goal scoring in recent 8 editions of the elite Brazilian Championship. The sample consisted of 3,039 matches (7,170 goals) from the seasons 2012 to 2019 of the 1st division of the Brazilian Championship. The official match reports, which are publicly available on the website of the Brazilian Football Confederation - CBF (www.cbf.com.br), were analyzed. Data collection occurred through the observational methodology. Two experienced observers registered the data. Inter and intra-rater reliability was calculated to guarantee the quality of the observation system. During the 2012-2019 seasons an average of 393.50 goals occurred in the 1st half, and 502.75 in the 2nd half. The average number of goals per match was 2.36. Results indicated a higher incidence of goals scored in the 2nd half of the match (p < 0.05). An upward trend in the number of goals scored was observed as match-play time progressed. Football coaches and practitioners may plan and practice match strategies more effectively according to the time trend of goals in a match.

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Análise da ocorrência temporal dos gols no Campeonato Brasileiro 2011

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Factors Leading to Goal Scoring in the Spanish and Italian Soccer Leagues

Factors Leading to Goal Scoring in the Spanish and Italian Soccer Leagues

Análisis de los patrones de anotación y su asociación con el resultado del partido en la Copa Oro 2019

Temporal goal scoring characteristics in elite Brazilian football: a longitudinal study

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