Possession tactics in the UEFA women’s EURO 2022 soccer tournament

IF 2.1 4区教育学 Q1 Health Professions

International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport Pub Date : 2023-01-02 DOI:10.1080/24748668.2023.2206273

P. O'Donoghue, Saffron Beckley

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ABSTRACT The purpose of the current investigation was to compare different types of possession between the 8 quarter-finalists at the Euro 2022 soccer tournament and the 8 teams eliminated at the group stage, as well as compare the percentage of possessions leading to shots between different types of possession. Possessions were classified as having a slow pass rate if there were fewer than 1 pass played per 3s on average, otherwise they had a higher pass rate. Quarter-finalists had a significantly greater number of possessions of 9 passes or more with a slow pass rate than teams eliminated at the group stage (p = 0.028), and they created shots from a significantly greater percentage of these (p = 0.007). Possession type had a significant influence on the percentage of possessions leading to a shot (p < 0.001). Possessions of 9 or more passes with a slow pass rate were the most productive. The percentage of these that led to a shot was significantly greater than for possessions with the same number of passes played at a higher pass rate (p < 0.002). This shows that creating shots not only depends on possession length but also the rate of passes.

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欧足联2022年欧洲杯女子足球锦标赛中的控球战术

摘要本次调查的目的是比较2022年欧洲杯四分之一决赛的8支球队与小组赛淘汰的8支队伍之间不同类型的控球情况，并比较不同类型控球导致射门的控球百分比。如果平均每3分传球少于1次，控球被归类为传球率低，否则他们的传球率更高。四分之一决赛选手的9次或9次以上传球次数明显多于小组赛淘汰队（p = 0.028），并且他们的投篮命中率明显更高（p = 0.007）。占有类型对导致投篮的占有百分比有显著影响（p < 0.001）。拥有9次或9次以上传球且传球率较低是最有效的。在传球次数相同、传球率较高的情况下，投篮命中率明显高于控球命中率（p < 0.002）。这表明创造投篮不仅取决于控球长度，还取决于传球速度。

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International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport SPORT SCIENCES-

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4.70

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>12 weeks

期刊介绍： The International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport aims to present current original research into sports performance. In so doing, the journal contributes to our general knowledge of sports performance making findings available to a wide audience of academics and practitioners.