Space definition for match analysis in soccer.

Seabra, Fernando; Dantas, Luis E.P.B.T.

doi:10.1080/24748668.2006.11868376

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“…In support, Hill-Haas et al (2011) suggested that SSGs may facilitate the development of tactical awareness within the appropriate context of the game, but its realization depends on game design. There is some empirical evidence showing the effect of the relationship between space and time on soccer match performance (Harris & Reilly, 1988;Seabra & Dantas, 2006;Suzuki & Nishijima, 2004;Tenga, Holme, Ronglan, & Bahr, 2010). Hence, the results of the present study could be used by soccer practitioners to apply individual playing areas in SSGs and specific exercises for goalkeepers that correspond to those found in competition and increase the specificity of their training stimulus to improve tactical performance.…”

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Designing small-sided games for training tactical aspects in soccer: Extrapolating pitch sizes from full-size professional matches

Fradua

Zubillaga

Caro

et al. 2013

Journal of Sports Sciences

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A. (2013). Designing small-sided games for training tactical aspects in soccer: extrapolating pitch sizes from full-size professional matches. Journal of Sports Sciences, 31,[573][574][575][576][577][578][579][580][581] Dette er siste tekst-versjon av artikkelen, og den kan inneholde små forskjeller fra forlagets pdf-versjon. Forlagets pdf-versjon finner du på www.tandfonline.com: http://dx.doi.org/10. 1080/02640414.2012.746722 This is the final text version of the article, and it may contain minor differences from the journal's pdf version. The original publication is available at www.tandfonline.

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Designing small-sided games for training tactical aspects in soccer: Extrapolating pitch sizes from full-size professional matches

Fradua

Zubillaga

Caro

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Journal of Sports Sciences

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“…Analysis of information such as ball circulation and occupation areas in the match field aimed at identifying the most recurrent patterns. The relationship between the most recurrent tactical patterns, whose greater frequency may be attributed to their strategic nature, and related outcomes (e.g., score attempt, turnover) enables evaluating the efficiency of the team strategy (Grehaigne & Caty, 2010;Seabra & Dantas, 2006).…”

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“…In most of these studies, analyses performed have been capturing the result of displacements of the whole team (Collet, 2013;Grehaigne & Caty, 2010;Pfeiffer, & Perl, 2006;Seabra & Dantas, 2006) . Analysis of information such as ball circulation and occupation areas in the match field aimed at identifying the most recurrent patterns.…”

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Space protection dynamics in basketball: Validation and application to the evaluation of offense-defense patterns

Santana

Rostaiser

Sherzer

et al. 2015

Motriz: rev. educ. fis.

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Abstract-The aims of this study were twofold: i) to validate classes of defensive actions (i.e., space protection dynamics -SPDs) for containing offense in basketball; and ii) to propose a novel approach to analyze matches based on the interaction of a space creation dynamic (SCD) and a respective SPD. Kappa statistics revealed high intra-and inter-raters values, supporting the reliability of the defined SPDs. Six matches of the Spanish professional basketball finals were analyzed to achieve the second purpose of the present study. The SCD-SPD couples of actions were analyzed regarding their frequency of occurrence and variety until a scoring attempt. Teams' utilization of sequences of SCDs and SPDs was similar and short in length. Additionally, combining a second action with the first seemed to positively impact on offense success. The analysis of SCDs-SPDs interactions comprehend an innovative approach to the tactical evaluation of matches and may be helpful to interpret teams playing patterns. Keywords: strategy, tactical patterns, performance analysis, teams' interactionsResumo-"Dinâmicas de proteção do espaço no basquetebol: validação e aplicação para a avaliação de padrões ataquedefesa." O estudo teve dois objetivos: i) validar classes de ações defensivas para contenção do ataque no basquetebol (i.e. dinâmicas de proteção de espaço -DPEs); ii) propor uma nova abordagem para analisar partidas de basquetebol baseada nas interações entre uma dinâmica de criação de espaço (DCE) e a respectiva DPE. A estatística Kappa revelou elevada concordância intra-e inter avaliadores, confirmando a reprodutibilidade das DPEs definidas. Seis partidas das finais do campeonato espanhol de basquetebol foram analisadas. DCEs-DPEs foram analisadas quanto a sua frequência de ocorrência e diversidade de ações até a realização de uma finalização. A utilização de DCEs-DPEs foi semelhante entre as equipes e de pequeno comprimento. Além disso, a combinação de uma segunda ação com a primeira pareceu ter um impacto positivo no sucesso do ataque. A análise das interações entre DCEs-DPEs constitui uma abordagem inovadora para a avaliação tática das partidas e pode contribuir para a interpretação dos padrões de jogo das equipes.Palavras-chave: estratégia, padrões táticos, análise de desempenho, interaçãoResumen-"Dinámicas de protección del espacio en el baloncesto: validación e aplicación para evaluación de patrones ataque-defensa." Los objetivos del presente estudio fueron dos: i) validar clases de acciones defensivas para contención ofensiva en baloncesto (i.e. dinámicas de protección del espacio -DPEs); y ii) proponer un nuevo abordaje para analizar partidos de baloncesto basado en la interacción entre una dinámica de creación del espacio (DCE) y una respectiva DPE. La estadística Kappa reveló grande concordancia intra-e inter-evaluadores, confirmando la reproductibilidad de las DPEs. Seis partidos de las finales del campeonato de baloncesto de España fueron analizadas para alcanzar el segundo objetivo del presente estudio. Los pares de...

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“…For this purpose, this study proposes a classification to differentiate types of start-up a possession (from dynamic play: recoveries; and from static play: restarts and strategic set-plays) and takes into account offensive playing tactics performed during the beginning and development of the possession as well as situational variables. In addition, the initial situation of the defensive team is examined by studying the opponent´s space of defensive occupation (Grehaigne, 1997), which represents the degree of invasion into the opponent, and it has been demonstrated as a reliable method to study the dynamic space in football (Seabra & Dantas, 2006). …”

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Association between playing tactics and creating scoring opportunities in elite football. A case study in Spanish Football National Team

González-Ródenas¹,

Lopez-Bondia²,

Moreno³

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Gonzalez-Rodenas, J., Lopez-Bondia, I., Calabuig, F., James, N., & Aranda, R. (2015). Association between playing tactics and creating scoring opportunities in elite football. A case study in Spanish Football National Team. J. Hum. Sport Exerc., 10(1), pp.65-80. The aim of this study was to examine the association between playing tactics, situational variables and creating scoring opportunities according to the type of start-up possession in a case-study. All team possessions (n=857) developed by the Spanish Football national team during the World Cup 2010 were analysed and grouped into "strategic set-plays" (n=90), "recoveries" (n=451) and "restarts" (n=316). Fourteen categorical variables which describe offensive playing tactics, opponent situation as well as situational variables and their associations with creating scoring opportunities were examined using chi-square analysis and bivariate logistic regressions. Chi-square analysis showed that "strategic set-plays" were more effective to produce scoring opportunities (29.2%) than recoveries (15.4%) and restarts (8.9%) (P<0.001). Within the strategic set-plays, no differences were found between corners kicks and free kicks to produce scoring opportunities. In recoveries, the variables "field starting zone" (P=0.001), "initial penetration" (P<0.001), "initial opponent number" (P=0.004), "initial opponent position" (P=0.014), "initial penetration zone" (P<0.001), and "type of progression" (P=0.049), and for restarts "pass number" (P=0.049) and "duration" (P=0.006) were associated with the likelihood of creating scoring opportunities. More scoring opportunities were created in the second half (P=0.022). The type of start-up possession and the match half may modify the playing tactics developed during the offensive process and influence the creation of scoring opportunities in Football.

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Space definition for match analysis in soccer.

Cited by 39 publications

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Designing small-sided games for training tactical aspects in soccer: Extrapolating pitch sizes from full-size professional matches

Designing small-sided games for training tactical aspects in soccer: Extrapolating pitch sizes from full-size professional matches

Space protection dynamics in basketball: Validation and application to the evaluation of offense-defense patterns

Association between playing tactics and creating scoring opportunities in elite football. A case study in Spanish Football National Team

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