Quantitative analysis of yellow and red cards during the course of the League of Brazilian Professional Soccer; Series A of 2008
Abstract
Has developed this study aiming to quantify and analyze in terms of time a card (yellow and red), followed by football referees during the games of the Brazilian championship of professional football in 2008. Football is characterized as a physical activity in direct contact with the enemy in the field of play that requires efforts of high intensity and great physical wear. Over the years, the average distances covered by players during a soccer game rose considerably, with it, the football referees in addition to good technical knowledge, they must be good physical condition to monitor the development of the game. These new demands have brought sports to the presence of elements and neutral bodies and agencies to promote, international arbitrators established by the performance in terms of its function and control of violence.The flexible character and interpretation of the rules in their application generates discord on the issue. Data collection was conducted through the official summaries of games where the cards are reported and that time were applied to the athletes that are filed in the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF).
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