Science and Medicine in Football

Papers
(The H4-Index of Science and Medicine in Football is 16. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
Research on women’s football: a scoping review36
Injuries are negatively associated with player progression in an elite football academy32
Effectiveness of 360° virtual reality and match broadcast video to improve decision-making skill29
Effects of mental fatigue on soccer-specific performance in young players27
Detraining of specific neuromuscular qualities in elite footballers during COVID-19 quarantine25
Feedback of GPS training data within professional English soccer: a comparison of decision making and perceptions between coaches, players and performance staff23
Infectious diseases and football – lessons not only from COVID-1923
Physical characteristics and match performances in women’s international versus domestic-level football players: a 2-year, league-wide study23
One of these things is not like the other: time to differentiate between relative age and biological maturity selection biases in soccer?23
Decision-making practice during coaching sessions in elite youth football across European countries22
Dealing with small samples in football research21
The psychological impact of COVID-19 infection on athletes: example of professional male football players20
Linear advancing actions followed by deceleration and turn are the most common movements preceding goals in male professional soccer18
Occurrences of near-to-maximal speed-running bouts in elite soccer: insights for training prescription and injury mitigation18
An analysis of Bundesliga matches before and after social distancing by COVID-1917
Menstrual cycle phase and elite female soccer match-play: influence on various physical performance outputs16
Do elite soccer players cover less distance when their team spent more time in possession of the ball?16
The illogic of being data-driven: reasserting control and restoring balance in our relationship with data and technology in football16
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