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Football Science is Coming Home🏈 🏉 ⚽! From 1st-3rd June 2027, the World Congress on Science and Football returns to Liverpool.
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New Research: Missing pieces, new patterns: the impact of association football international call-ups on team offensive and defensive performance indicators https://t.co/qbRGkftEqI #FrontiersIn#Psychology
New: Data analytics in football by @SigridOlthof & @jessejdavis1. Three themes: 1.Overview computational approaches (AI/ML) in tactics; 2.Highlight new directions for research; 3.Discuss options to foster collabs between sport+computational scientists/@LJMUSportSci@DTAI_KULeuven
Read the accompanying article of this commentary here:
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"Perspectives on data analytics for gaining a competitive advantage in football: computational approaches to tactics" by Sigrid Olthof & Jesse Davis
🧠 New research led by Diogo Coutinho shows how video-based priming can influence players’ tactical, technical, and creative behaviors in football.
Valuable insights for coaches and practitioners! 👇
https://t.co/BzIJiL8fYS
The importance of pitch sizes ⚽
As a sport scientist at Liverpool John Moores University, @SigridOlthof's research has made a lasting impact on the sport.
Ross and Sigrid discuss the importance of considering pitch sizes 🤝
https://t.co/wGElgSqgW7
New: Coaches’ perspectives of the use of small-sided games in the professional soccer training environment.
Research on small-sided games is growing fast, but there's limited (scientific) insight into how professional soccer coaches use them in training
🤓https://t.co/jS4jWBvdJv
Wrapping up a great week in the @LJMUSportSci labs: third-year Science & Football students making strides in working with technology for speed and agility testing in the lab and applied setting. Next steps are analysing and interpreting the data⚽️🤝📊
Latest article from @pmannix18 Prof Doc candidate @ljmufootball@LJMUSportSci "The evolution of the talent pathway in Major League Soccer" 🇺🇸
https://t.co/XBiSsQoVQp
✨Kicking off the new year with a great group of new @LJMUSportSci Science & Football students✨: playing (walking🚶♂️) football, using @catapultsports, and starting with video analysis. All fun and games @LJMUFootball ⚽️🤝🎓🤝📊
Very much looking forward to presenting at the German Exercise Science and Training Conference. Thanks for the invite @Brina1812 & @SpoMedSb. Will be a great session on football tactics, technology, and data with @MaaikeVanRoy, @StefanAltmann3, and @BrunoFTravassos⚽️🤝📊 #GEST25
Pleased to finally get this paper finished and published, ‘On-field #rehabilitation in #football: Current practice and perceptions. A survey of the @premierleague and @EFL’.
https://t.co/0kAhTUdy3n
Thanks again to my supervisory team and everyone who took part in the survey 🙏🏻
Exciting opportunities to engage in cutting edge research and innovation #femalefootball#DataScience with @McrInstSport & @ManUtd
Closing date 19.1.24
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🆕This study aimed to examine the impact of playing position, match location, and opposition standard on team and individual high-intensity efforts (ACC / DEC) in #football ⚽️🏃♂️
✍️Ryland Morgans, Daeeun Kweon, @benjaminryan et al.
🔓#OpenAccess🔗 https://t.co/WElJRzjmpS