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    Changes in eccentric hamstring strength and muscle soreness in younger and older male football players following match play

    Kepir, E., Owen, J. A., Karatay, G. M., Car, B., Akaras, E., Yildirim, N. U., Yagiz, G. “…On the other hand, both groups reported increases in perceived hamstring soreness after the match (older: 29% ± 14.1, p < 0.001; younger: 40% ± 14.9, p < 0.001), with the younger group reporting more significantly higher soreness changes than the older group (11% ± 17.2, p = 0.025). …”
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    The effect of continuous vs. intermittent protocols during small-sided games in soccer on physiological, physical, technical and tactical performance

    Rumpf, M. C., Jäger, J., Lochmann, M.
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    Energy expenditure, intake and availability in female soccer players via doubly labelled water: are we misrepresenting low energy availability?

    McHaffie, S. J., Langan-Evans, C., Strauss, J. A., Areta, J. L., Rosimus, C., Evans, M., Waghorn, R., Grant, J., Cuthbert, M., Hambly, C., Speakman, J. R., Morton, J. P.
    Published in Experimental Physiology (2025)
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    Inflammatory responses in male soccer players following a single match and between consecutive matches: A systematic review

    Duarte, W., Paula, L. V., Junior, J. L., Goulart, K. N., Chaves, S. F., Pimenta, E. M.
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    Comparative effects of 2 different frequencies of resistance training in an integral periodization approach on high-intensity actions and noncontact injuries in young trained socce...

    Jimenez-Iglesias, J., Castro-Piñero, J., Landi-Fernández, M., Perez-Bey, A., de la Pascua-Roca, E., Gonzalo-Skok, O.
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    Comparing IMU outputs between 1st team and U18 female soccer players throughout preseason

    Smith, A., Donnelly, J., White, A., Scobie, N. “…Furthermore, formatting future training to incorporate more anaerobic physiological adaptations to help prepare academy players for the physical demands of professional soccer.…”
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    Assessing isometric hip strength in young professional soccer players: Does hip-flexion angle matter?

    Taylor, J., Pallotta, H., Hunter, M., Wright, M. “…Short and long-lever hip strength has been reported at various hip flexion angles [6-8], yet comparison between angles is lacking. …”
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    Characterising and comparing the sleep characteristics and behaviours of female and male soccer players: A cross-sectional survey of an elite soccer club

    Sanders, N., Randell, R. K., Thomas, C., Bailey, S. J., Clifford, T.
    Published in Sports (2025)
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    Training intensity management during microcycles, mesocycles, and macrocycles in soccer: A systematic review

    Ramos-Cano, J., Martín-García, A., Rico-González, M. “…This study systematically reviewed the original investigations that have reported values regarding TI across macrocycles, mesocycles, and one-, two-, and three-match day (MD) microcycles in professional soccer, to analyze TI variations among months, weeks, and training sessions, respectively. …”
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    Influence of travel demands and match load on recovery following postmatch travel in national-team footballers

    Clements, E., Ehrmann, F., Clark, A., Jones, M., McCall, A., Duffield, R.
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    Verbal feedback is the primary mechanism for performance-related review in professional english male soccer: A quantitative exploration

    Page, T., Knowles, Z., Green, M., Drust, B., Andrew, M.
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    Heart rate variability and overtraining in soccer players: A systematic review

    Lipka, A., Luthardt, C., Tognaccioli, T., Cairo, B., de Abreu, R. M.
    Published in Physiological Reports (2025)
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    Effects of a competitive season on the plasma lipid profile of soccer players

    Marsigliante, S., My, G., Selmi, O., Villani, E. P., Hawani, A., Muscella, A.
    Published in Physiological Reports (2025)
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    Evaluation of professional soccer players` diet and body composition

    Ramos, N. C., Almeida, I. C. O., Silva, L. L., Jr. Sevilio, M. N. O., Rodrigues Jr., J. F. C. “…Regarding dietary supplements, all athletes reported consuming creatine; 97.1% whey protein; 85.7% multivitamin; 60% maltodextrin; 45.7% hypercaloric; 40% took caffeine capsules only on game days and 11.4% reported consuming other types such as omega 3, magnesium, amino acids, sodium, coenzyme Q10 and zinc. …”
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    Dietary intake and training load in youth male soccer players during a microcycle: Analysis of intra-week variation and examination of associations between measures

    Leão, C., Clemente, F. M., Lemos, J., Mota, D., Roriz, P., Camões, M., Carral, J. M. C.
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    Menstrual phase and postmatch perceptual recovery responses for naturally menstruating football players

    Brown, G, Fullagar, H, Duffield, R.
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    A case study on the feasibility and utility of continuous glucose monitors in elite football

    Harries, S., Clayton, D., Johnson, M., Burberry, R., Varley, I. “…Physiological performance may be limited by reduced systemic glucose availability, reducing the supply of glucose to the working muscles. …”
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    Poor nutrition knowledge amongst caregivers of female footballers at professional club academies in the UK

    Roberts, C. “…These findings are similar to nutrition knowledge reported in caregivers of male academy football players. …”
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    Critical fluctuations as an early warning signal of sports injuries? A proof of concept using football monitoring data

    Neumann, N. D., Brauers, J. J., van Yperen, N. W., van der Linde, M., Lemmink, K. A. P. M., Brink, M. S., Hasselman, F., den Hartigh, R. J. R.
    Published in Sports Medicine - Open (2024)
    “…The sample consisted of 23 professional youth football (soccer) players. Self-reports of psychological and physiological factors as well as data from heart rate and GPS sensors were gathered on every training and match day over two competitive seasons, which resulted in an average of 339 observations per player (range = 155-430). …”
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    Does core training improve agility performance in soccer players with groin pain? a randomized, single-blind study.

    Chaari, F., Rahmani, A., Peyrot, N., Harrabi, M. A., Fendri, T., Rebai, H., Boyas, S., Sahli, S.
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