Search Results - Penalty

Kampouris Michos, D., Michalidis, Y., Metaxas, T. I. “…The ball was recovered most of the time in the zones between the center line and the opponent`s penalty area (P<0.001), and the teams mainly used long passes to counter the pressing (P<0.001). …”

Noé, E., Llorens, R., Melero, B., O`Valle, M., Navarro, M. D., Colomer, C., Moliner, B., Ferri, J. “…Most of the PCEs occurred due to "elbow-head" mechanisms or during "aerial heading duels", affecting parietal-occipital and frontonasal areas, with increased incidence in defenses, in the penalty areas, during minutes 45 to 60, and with a tie score. …”

Liu, Q., Huang, R., Liu, Z., Sun, C., Qi, L., Cicchella, A.

Effendey, F. Z. E. Z., Zainuddin, N. F., Miswan, M. S., Hasan, M. H., Krasilshchikov, O., Ghazali, M. “…Results revealed that Position 2 (box inside the penalty area) was the predominant goal-scoring zone, while Position 12 (edge outside the penalty area) increased from 8.5% of goals in 2019 to 14.9% in 2023. …”

Pafis, G., Ispirlidis, M.-P., Ispirlidis, I., Malliou, V. J. “…The goal was to identify effective strategies for defending crosses that enter the penalty area to minimize goal -scoring opportunities. …”

Sarmento, H., Afonso, J., Clemente, F. M., Gouveia, É. R., Ordoñez-Saavedra, N., Silva, J. R., Barrera, J., Field, A., Martinho, D. V. “…Characteristics of penalty kickers, penalty placement, goalkeepers` actions and contextual factors affected the accuracy of penalties. …”

Huesmann, K., Schorer, J., Büsch, D., Loffing, F. “…Research focusses mainly on male adult athletes and lab-based standardised penalty situations in soccer and handball with low perception-action coupling in experimental tasks. …”

Zuo, Y., Liu, X., Sun, F., Yang, Y., Tong, Y. “…All variables (scores, shots, shots on target, passes, fouls, penalties, yellow cards, red cards, offsides, and corners) were analysed using independent samples t-tests and generalized linear models. …”

Ivanov, D. “…More shots mean more shots on goal and more touches in the penalty area.…”

Popp, L., Caicedo-Parada, S., Palao, J. M. “…Research Design The studied variables were result of the game, location of the game (home, away or neutral), winning percentage, the level of the team according to its winning percentage (high level, mid-level, or low level), the level of the opponent team, type of confrontation considering the level of the teams (1vs1, 1vs2, 1vs3, 2vs2, 2vs3, and 3vs3), team home points advantage, team goals, assists, shot attempts, shots on goal, efficacy (percentage of shots scored), penalties, corners, fouls, yellow cards, and red cards. …”

Sanmiguel Codina, J., Ballester Lengua, R., Casal, C. A., Huertas Olmedo, F. “…The highest percentage of assists came from the lateral corridors outside the penalty area (23.2%). The most frequent shot zones being the projection from the goal line to the penalty spot (48.2%). …”

Bao, R., Gómez Ruano, M. Á., Shi, R., Wang, X., Han, B. “…For each game, nine VAR-related variables were recorded: goals, penalties, red cards, yellow cards, fouls, offsides, first-half game time, second-half game time and total game time. …”

Han, Z., Li, G., Zhang, Y., Memmert, D., Han, B. “…Penalty kicks in FIFA World Cups often play a decisive role in determining match outcomes. …”

Campos, J., Gonçalves, B., Travassos, B., Mateus, N., Ballester Lengua, R., Figueira, B., Olthof, S., Coutinho, D. “…Offensive penetration also rose (penalty-area entries and area touches; p=.05), and positional attacks ending in shots were more frequent during INT-CUP (p=.015). …”

Zheng, R., van der Zijden, B., Janssen, T., van der Kamp, J. “…Most studies on deception in soccer penalty kicks have focused on the deceptive actions used by penalty takers. …”

Roy, D. S., Galily, Y., Englert, C., Basevitch, I. “…Through statistical analyses, we examined 120 real-match VAR interventions in penalty incidents from the Israeli Premier League, focusing on the number of fouls and yellow cards before and after the VAR interventions. …”

Libreau, C., Benguigui, N. “…The corner kickers improved their accuracy on shots by sending significantly more balls into dangerous areas (at the near post and at penalty spot). In addition, there were fewer corners that were directly intercepted by the opposing goalkeeper or cleared by the opposing defense. …”

Weigelt, M., Machlitt, D., van der Kamp, J., Noel, B., Memmert, D. Subjects: “…penalty…”

Zhang, L., Shi, H., Zhang, H., Ding, J., Wang, Z. “…This study developed a penalty task based on real soccer match scenarios and recruited 76 experienced soccer referees. …”

He, Q., Kee, Y. H., Komar, J. “…Conversely, teams displaying higher playing style stability conceded less shots in the penalty box but demonstrated poorer offensive performance outcomes (p < .01). …”