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Introduction The physiological demands of soccer play are indicated by the exercise intensities at which the many different activities during match-play are performed. There are implications not only for fitness assessment and selection of players but also for their training regimes. Since the training and competitive schedules of players comprise their occupational roles, there are consequences too for their habitual activities, daily energy requirements and energy expenditures. Finally, there are repercussions for the prevention of injuries as far as possible.
Thomas Reilly (Mon,) studied this question.