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The impact of injury on match running performance following the return to competitive match-play over two consecutive seasons in elite European soccer players
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Based on the assessment and diagnosis, the rest period following a moderate/severe injury may lead to de conditioning for the injured player and therefore an association with a prolonged rehabilitation, re-conditioning
and return to sport is observed post-injury. The aim of the present study was to assess the impact of all injuries
on match running performance following the return to competitive match-play over two consecutive seasons in
elite European soccer players. A retrospective analysis was conducted utilizing data related to a player’s injury
and match running performance. A club physiotherapist consistently recorded availability and injury data in a
standardized format. Linear mixed modelling analysis revealed no difference between PRE and POST1, POST2,
and POST3 for total distance, running distance, high-intensity distance, and sprint distance (all p >0.05).
Although, maximum speed was significantly (p<0.05) lower in POST1 and POST2 when compared to PRE, in
both cases with a large (ES = 1.88) effect. No significant difference was observed for maximum speed between
PRE and POST3 (p=0.07). There were very low correlations between the number of days absent and changes in
maximum speed between POST1 and PRE (r = 0.09, 95% CI -0.42 to 0.56), and POST2 and PRE (r = 0.10, 95%
CI -0.42 to 0.57), respectively. In conclusion, no variation in distance variables were found regardless of one,
two or three matches post-injury compared to pre-injury status. Moreover, maximum speed was lower during the
first three matches post-injury, although the mean value was slightly lower. Finally, a low correlation between
absent days and maximum speed loss between pre-injury and following one and two matches were found.
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soccer injury analysi running performance match data sprint maximal speed
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Morgans, R.,Rhodes,D., BEZUGLOV, E.,Etemad, O., Di Michele,R., Teixeira,J., Modric, T.,Versic,S. & Oliveira.R.(2023). The impact of injury on match running performance following the return to competitive match-play over two consecutive seasons in elite European soccer players. Journal of Physical Education and Sport,23 (5). 10.7752/jpes.2023.05142
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Journal of Physical Education and Sport