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As the years go by, football teams are able to improve by working with a greater knowledge of information on their own and the opposing team's performance indicators. To do this, they rely on specialised coaching staffs. The aim of this work was to know any performance indicator that affects the result of a match, and therefore the championship, in order to be able to work on it in training, improve it and thus achieve the objectives at the end of the season. For this research, three seasons of the Spanish First Division of men's football were analysed, using the variables location, result and all the performance indicators, comparing all the groups to find out the significant differences. The main findings show that when the team plays at home it should increase the quantity of passes, set pieces and the quantity of shots, if the team plays away it should be an aggressive team, which makes good counterattacks and must improve the quality of the shot because it will have fewer opportunities to shoot. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
