Effect of the absence of the crowd in the two main divisions of Brazilian championship
Abstract
The aim of this study was to compare these markers during gamis in the two divisions of the Brazilian Championship before and during the pandemic. Retropective study Where the technical performance data of the 2019 and 2020 season rounds of the Brazilian Champioship first and second division. The technical data analyzed were number of draws, number of victories, number of goals, yellow cards, red cards, shots, shots on goal, penalties, fouls, percentage of correct passes, percentage of ball possession and number of games in which all substitutions were used. The statistics were performed using the independent t-Test, adopting the value of p<0.05 as the statistical difference. In the first division, the principals teams reduced the number of shots, shots on goal, tackles and substitutions made and the number of fouls and for the visitors the number of fouls increased and the number of substitutions decreased. In Serie B, the principals team increased the number of sending offs, shots and substitutions and the visitors decreased the number of yellow cards, substitutions and the number of correct passes increased.
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