INCIDENCE OF INJURY BETWEEN GUEST AND HOST FOOTBALL TEAMS

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RAHNAMA N.; NADERIAN JAHROMI MASOUD; BAMBAEICHI E.; EBRAHIMI KARAMI E.

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Journal: OLYMPIC Year:2007 | Volume:14 | Issue:4 (SERIAL 36) Page(s): 91-97

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INCIDENCE OF INJURY BETWEEN GUEST AND HOST FOOTBALL TEAMS

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RAHNAMA N. | NADERIAN JAHROMI MASOUD | BAMBAEICHI E. | EBRAHIMI KARAMI E. | Issue Writer Certificate

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FOOTBALLQ2

INJURY RISKQ3

HOME ADVANTAGEQ3

Abstract

In FOOTBALL HOME ADVANTAGE has been a very important factor in determining the outcome of a game. The aim of this study was to determine the rate of injury in professional FOOTBALL players when playing at home and away. In order to assess injury in professional FOOTBALL league over period 2005-2006, 38 matches from Zobe- Ahan and Sepahan have been selected and were analyzed using video analysis system. The rate of injury, injury time, side and cause of injury both at home and away games were compared and analyzed.The results of this study showed that the rate of injury at away games (n=69) was 14 percent more than home games (0=52) but this difference was not significant (p>0.05). For time of injury results showed that injury in second half (n=68) was more than first half (n=53). For location of injury most of injury occurred in mid field zone (n=87) of the pitch but difference was not significant between the homes and away games. The highest number of injury was moderate (n=64) and happened at the left side of body (n=47). Most injury was occurred due to tackle (n=48) but no significant difference was observed in grade of injury, side of injury when data compared between home and away games. It can be concluded that HOME ADVANTAGE had no effect on rate of injury, location of injury, time of injury, side of injury and causes of injury. Therefore, existence of more injury in away games must be considered by health professional and team doctors

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RAHNAMA, N., NADERIAN JAHROMI, MASOUD, BAMBAEICHI, E., & EBRAHIMI KARAMI, E.. (2007). INCIDENCE OF INJURY BETWEEN GUEST AND HOST FOOTBALL TEAMS. OLYMPIC, 14(4 (SERIAL 36)), 91-97. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/37902/en

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RAHNAMA N., NADERIAN JAHROMI MASOUD, BAMBAEICHI E., EBRAHIMI KARAMI E.. INCIDENCE OF INJURY BETWEEN GUEST AND HOST FOOTBALL TEAMS. OLYMPIC[Internet]. 2007;14(4 (SERIAL 36)):91-97. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/37902/en

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N. RAHNAMA, MASOUD NADERIAN JAHROMI, E. BAMBAEICHI, and E. EBRAHIMI KARAMI, “INCIDENCE OF INJURY BETWEEN GUEST AND HOST FOOTBALL TEAMS,” OLYMPIC, vol. 14, no. 4 (SERIAL 36), pp. 91–97, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/37902/en

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