Analysis of goals scored in European Championship 2012

Michailidis, Yiannis; Michailidis, Charalampos; Primpa, Eleni

doi:10.4100/jhse.2012.82.05

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“…Goals scored have a key role in teams' success and for a good analysis both in sport games and in major tournament organizations (Michailidis et al, 2013). Of the 108 goals scored in 51 matches played in the tournament, 64 (59%) were scored in the second half.…”

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Analysis According To Time And Forms Of Goals In The 2016 UEFA European Football Federation Championship

Kaplan¹,

Bostancı²,

Mayda³

et al. 2017

JSSR

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The aim of this study is to analyze the time, form and how the 108 goals scored and defeated according to the outbreak of 51 games played in the 2016 UEFA European Football Championship. The data of the study were obtained from Prozone brand performance and match analysis program. In the study, the team can not qualify of the group (n:8) and qualify of the group (n:16); the total number of goals scored, the time of goals, the formation of the goals, and the technique of the strokes used. The Independent Samples T-Test was applied to examine the difference between the groups in the SPSS 20.0 program (p<0.05). According to the average of goals per game meaningfulness was observed (p<0.001) there was a significant difference between the teams that qualified of the group (1.22±0.41) and those who did not (0.46±0.27). The time zones in the scored and conceded goals of the team qualified of the group and those who did not, significant differences were observed between groups at 0-15, 30-45, 45-60 min in scored goals (p<0.05), no significant difference was found other time periods. In the competition it was determined that most goals were between 75-90 min (1.50±1.26). While the significance of the goals scored from the left and the right sides among the groups was determined (p<0.05), it was not found goal from the middle (p<0.05). Both in the penalty area and the penalty area outside goals, teams quaified of group were found to have more goals. According to results, in addition to increasing the tactical richness in the offensive area, the national teams and trainers must also prepare the team by analyzing the previous champions well so that the national teams can reach more goals in the championship.

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Analysis According To Time And Forms Of Goals In The 2016 UEFA European Football Federation Championship

Kaplan¹,

Bostancı²,

Mayda³

et al. 2017

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“…And that was an own goal. Michailidis et al (20) stated that scored goals are key to a proper analysis and a successful team. Armatas et al (2) determined that goals scored mostly in second halves of the matches, and there is no significant difference between 15 minutes time periods in 2002 World Cup, when they analyze three World Cups.…”

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“…There are studies in man soccer literature, done by data obtained from several tournaments and leagues (1)(2)(3)(4)8,(10)(11)(12)14,15,17,18,(20)(21)(22)(23)(24)26), however it is not easy to find related studies for women's soccer.…”

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“…However, real time analysis of the trainer during the match could not be perfect. At this point, video analyses supply proper information for trainers by full and objective evaluation about their team performance (20).…”

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“…Technological advances made soccer more sophisticated, besides other related studies (17). Match analysis, which is used widely in many sports, helps trainers in order to gather objective information that they can use to provide feedback for them in terms of performance (9), to obtain match statistics of players such as kick, foul, pass, ball control, and useful data on performance indicators of successful and unsuccessful teams (22), and helps trainers in order to reach detailed info of their players' performance (20). Performance indicators provided by match analyses done by proper data and based on certain criteria contribute correct decision process of trainers (14).…”

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Performance analysis of 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup Champion USA National Team

Baskaya¹,

Şentürk²

2017

Turkish Journal of Sport and Exercise

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This study was performed in order to analyze 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup Winner U.S.A. National Team, in terms of different variables. Data were obtained from FIFA (Federation Internationale de Football Association) official web site. Technical parameters such as the distribution of the goals scored in terms of time intervals, ball possession percentage for first half and whole matches, the number of shots, the number of shots on target, corner kicks, off sides, and some other parameters such as the considering the rights of player substitutions were analyzed. Obtained data were recorded in SPSS 17 packaged software, then frequency and percentage figures were calculated and interpreted. Age average was 30.35 ± 4.42, total goals scored were 14, goal average was 2.00 per match, and three own goals with 0.27 goal average per match, these were some results determined. Based on time intervals, U.S.A Team goal percentages were; 42.86% (6 goals) of total 14 goals in first half, 57.14% (8 goals) of total 14 goals in second half; 66.7% (2 goals) of goals in its own net in first half, 33.3% (1 goal) in second half and own goal. Shot average was 13.9 per match and ball possession percentage was 52.86%.

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