Os jogadores de futebol evitaram a interação física nos jogos após a covid-19?
Resumo
A COVID-19 tem afetado todos os componentes das nossas rotinas diárias desde dezembro de 2019. Uma das indústrias afetadas pelas medidas de prevenção à COVID-19 foi o futebol. A maioria das ligas pararam temporariamente e depois recomeçaram sem espectadores, o que causou perdas económicas importantes nesta indústria. O objetivo deste estudo foi investigar se os jogadores evitavam interações físicas com os seus adversários após o reinício das ligas. Os dados abrangeram 6 ligas de futebol europeias com 5689 partidas das temporadas de 2018-2021. Os parâmetros examinados no estudo foram faltas, desafio, desafio aéreo, carga de ombro, número de recepções de posse de bola, tempo de posse de bola e tempo médio de posse de bola. Os resultados mostraram que os jogadores poderão ter evitado interações físicas para se protegerem de um possível contágio. É necessário proporcionar maiores condições de higiene e estudos de consciencialização para evitar possíveis efeitos negativos da COVID-19 na indústria do futebol.
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