The relationship between the number of finals, passes and steal of ball as the final result in futsal games

Abstract

In order to better analyze the strengths and weaknesses of a team in a futsal match, technical committees are using statistical data to assess technical / tactical occurrences and their main implications. Evaluate and predict with maximum advance possible situations that will occur on the court become differential in the planning and execution of the training. In this tangle of variables to which technicians and players are subject, it is explicit the need to promote studies on issues pertinent to futsal. In this way, this study had as objective to analyze the influence of the specific technical fundamentals (pass, finish and disarm), besides possession of ball, with the final classification of the teams in an amateur futsal short-lived. The research was carried out with 8 (eight) teams of the adult male category of the twenty-seventh Futsal Summer Tournament of Indaial Santa Catarina, edition 2012. The instrument of data collection was a Scout adapted from Santana (2011). The data analyzed showed that the teams that won their games also obtained greater success in the total disarmings, and, in general, greater accuracy in the finalizations. On the other hand, the defeated teams had, generally, more time of possession of ball and greater number of passes. Thus, there is evidence that the most influential technical foundation in the result is disarmament, while the longer ball possession does not define victory in a match.