CURRENT METHODS OF SOCCER MATCH ANALYSIS IN FC SHKENDIJA TETOVO PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF PREPARATION IN SEASON ON WEEKLY MICROCYCLE VIA VIDEO AND GPS BASE OF MATCH ANALYSIS

Metin Dalip, Kushtrim Abdullahu, Malsor Gjonbalaj, Haki Ismaili, Vullnet Ameti, Shpresa Memishi

Abstract

Football has already developed itself as a manufacturing sector, attracting considerable financial resources and being recognized as a rising business sector by large organizations. Professional football teams invest large sums of money to attain success, which results in significant financial gains. As a result, professional football clubs have well-funded scientific research departments to be as successful as possible. The departments in charge of competitive analysis are also given a lot of attention. With the advancement of technology in the market, a variety of analytic programs have emerged. The depllnet Ametiartment employs visual information through its own company as well as companies that have media rights for sports. Special programs and GPS systems are utilized to assess the motions, scientific, strategic, physiological, and social evaluation of the team and the players during matches and training. This has been accomplished using a variety of ways ranging from real-time observation and commentary to post-game computerized video analysis. Though manual inventory methods have shown to be effective and available, the psychometric properties are dependent on a variety of factors, including the number of observers used, their cumulative experience, and the standpoint from which they observe. (Barris and Button, 2008; De la Vega-Marcos, Del Valle-Díaz, Maldonado-Rico and Moreno-Hernández, 2008), and requiring a long time to collect and analyze the data (Di Salvo, Collins, McNeill and Cardinale, 2006). There are works on the technical-tactical component of the game, while others have concentrated on the assessment of physical and/or physiological effort, as well as the social and psychological part, among the research that examines the indications of the player's performance throughout the game (Reina-Gómez and Hernández-Mendo,2012). In this presentation, we will examine the research to date and offer a practical overview of competition preparation and organizing a weekly training process as a contribution to reducing the gap between theory and practice, following the global trends in competition analysis.

Pages: 157 - 167