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Journalistic gaps in the coverage of men’s and women’s soccer matches: UNAM Pumas teams.
In Mexico, the viability of Liga MX Femenil is largely conditioned by the coverage and visibility given to it by the media. The journalistic coverage is analyzed, taken from three mexican newspapers: ―Reforma, La Jornada and Gaceta UNAM― during six short tournaments (2017-2022), including the two professional teams of the first division (los pumas and ‘las pumas’): men and women’s Mexican soccer teams of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM).
Sarah’s Sports Blog
Research comes in many forms. This blog written by a then-Northern Irish freshman at a Division 1 women's soccer program offers a unique glimpse into the 2018 landscape.
Sportscape variables and spectator satisfaction towards willingness to return to designated professional women’s soccer events
This study examines the spectator’s perceptions of distinctive variables of designated South African professional women's soccer stadium sportscape and their satisfaction leading to willingness to return for future matches, based on the Stimulus-Organism-Response (SOR) framework from an emerging markets’ perspective.
Foot and ankle injuries in women's soccer: epidemiology and risk factors
This article provides a narrative summary of current understanding of football injuries in female athletes.
The Well-Being and Social Value of Playing Soccer for Women and Men
This study examines the well-being and social value of playing different forms of soccer for men and women by employing the compensating variation approach to survey data from eight European countries.
Biomarkers of Muscle Damage and Physical Performance After Soccer Matches for Women’s Soccer Teams
This study aimed to examine the time interval for performance recovery in female amateur soccer athletes as measured by checking physical performance and through biomarkers after a soccer match.
Soccer above all? Analysis of academic and vocational education among female soccer players in the German women's Bundesliga and 2nd women's Bundesliga
The aim of this article is to analyze the vocational or academic educational careers of professional female soccer players.
Peak physical demands of elite women’s soccer: Assessing playing position and post-goal locomotor patterns
The current study aimed to assess post-goal locomotor patterns and positional differences on peak match demands in elite female soccer players.
Mental ill-health in semi-elite women’s soccer in England: a mixed-methods approach
Within this mixed-methods study, we aimed to provide insight into both the prevalence of mental ill-health and the complexities of how mental health is perceived, interpreted, and experienced in a unique and under-researched population.
Visual exploratory activity in elite women’s soccer: an analysis of the UEFA Women’s European Championship 2022
This study aimed to describe the visual exploratory activity (VEA) of elite female central midfield players and understand the relationships between VEA, performance with the ball and specific contextual and situational factors.
Analysis of FIFA 2023 Women’s World Cup match performance according to match outcome and phase of the tournament
The aim of the study was to analyze the FIFA 2023 Women’s World Cup match performance according to match outcome and phase of the tournament.
Motivation for women’s football: a competing scales study
The purpose of this study is to compare measurement scales of sports fans’ motivations applied to women’s football.
Germany as a natural experiment for the future of women’s soccer
Applying policy feedback theory and econometric analysis, this volume explores the lasting impact of different regimes of gender discrimination on the development of women’s soccer in Germany.
The History and Process of Development of the Korean Women's Soccer : Comparison with the U.S.’s Women’s Soccer
This study did a comparative analysis of the history and development process of the Korean vs. American women's soccer.
National teams in Women’s Soccer World Cup from 1991 to 2015: participation, performance and competitiveness
The aim of this study was to analyze national teams in Women’s World Cup from 1991 to 2015 regarding their participation, performance and competitiveness.
Analysis of physical variables as an indicator of performance in a sample of Colombian women's soccer players: influence of being a starter and a non-starter
For this reason, the objective of this study was to analyze the relationship between the physical variables of Squat Jump, Counter Movement Jump, Counter Movement with arms, right leg-left leg asymmetry, hamstring strength, change of direction, and speed in 5, 10 and 15 meters as an influence of being a starter and non-starter in a Colombian youth women's soccer team.
A data-driven framing of player and team performance in U.S. Women's soccer
Because many of the issues hindering the progress of women's soccer are rooted in media and managerial practices that marginalize or ignore its positive traits, a need exists for analyses that will properly identify its innate characteristics and competitive advantages so that media members, managers, and fans can accurately frame their perceptions of women competing in the sport.
Exploring determinants of international transfers of women soccer players in Portuguese football
In this article, the author collected all transfers from the two seasons with the most records in Portugal (the 2019/2020 and 2020/2021 seasons) and analyzed transfer movements.
Impact of the Menstrual Cycle on Physical Performance and Subjective Ratings in Elite Academy Women Soccer Players
Our study aimed to combine psychological and physical factors to explore the impact of the menstrual cycle on performance in elite academy women soccer players through weekly monitoring.
Match Exposure, Consecutive Match Number, and Recovery Days Affect Match Running During International Women's Soccer Tournaments
To determine the influence of tournament-specific factors (match exposure, consecutive matches, and days between matches) on match running in women's international soccer players (footballers), 28 players from 1 national team were observed over 4 international tournaments using 10 Hz global positioning system units.