Background: Soccer is the most popular sport worldwide, with about 265 million players,
both professionals and amateurs. Most research investigating soccer injuries has focused …

Background: Previous studies report varying rates of time-loss injuries in adolescent female
soccer, ranging from 2.4 to 5.3 per 1000 athlete-exposures or 2.5 to 3.7 per 1000 hours of …

Purpose Despite numerous studies which have been done regarding soccer injuries
worldwide, there is lack of available data considering the epidemiology of injuries in the …

Context: As the number of injuries in young soccer players increases, an epidemiological
study is the first step in improving preventive strategies. Objectives: To analyze the injury …

Context: Injuries are a major adverse event in a soccer player's career. Reducing injury
incidence requires a thorough knowledge of the epidemiology of soccer injuries. Objective …

OBJECTIVE: This study aims to establish a national methodological model for
epidemiological studies on professional soccer player injuries and to describe the numerous …

Objectives To compare the incidence and characteristics of injuries between Dutch amateur
and professional male soccer players during one entire competition season. Design A …

Background This study was conducted to investigate whether the most common injuries in
soccer could be prevented, and to determine if a simple questionnaire could identify players …

Background Epidemiologic research to learn the incidence, type, location, and severity of
female soccer injuries and the risk factors for sustaining a sport injury is the first step in …

Aim. Objective of the study was to examine the injury inci-dence in the Spanish Professional
Soccer League, and to analyse differences between competition and training. Methods …