Abstract:

The aim of this study is to analyze the goals at the 2006 FIFA World Cup according to technical and tactical criteria. It is intended to identify the factors in the preparation of the goal in the matches played and to provide some scientific data so that the technical directors can develop new training plans according to these factors. The data was analyzed with the video recording system and the match monitoring criteria. The match monitoring criterion is a hand-notation system (in the hand-notation system the data is manually written by hand in a form. The form is in the form of a chess table divided into squares according to the number of variables. The variables are followed in the order, the observed data is written by hand). The data obtained by the hand rating system was later evaluated on the computer in the SPSS statistical analysis program. In the 2006 FIFA World Cup, 32 teams played 64 matches and scored 147 goals and scored 2.30 goals per match. 89.06 percent of the matches passed the goal while 0.94 percent did not score the goal. The quarter-finals, semi-finals and final matches are 3 goals per match. In the group matches it was 2.44. A single goal was made at 42.5 percent. The short-pass rate before the goal is 61.7 percent and the long-pass rate is 38.3 percent (p<0.05). 40% of the passes given before the goal were given on the left and 25.8% on the right. The ratio of passes given with the foot before the goal is 89.2%. The ratio of passes given with the head before the goal is 10.8%. The goals were 82.5 percent in the penalty field, while 17.5 percent were shot while outside the penalty field. The highest percentage is 42 per cent. The goal ratio with the head is 21.7 % (p<0.01). The man’s score was 16.9 percent, while the direct hit was 83.1 percent (p<0.01). The goal ratio with the team’s own attack is 85.7%. The target ratio was 80.4%, while the target ratio was 19.6% (p<0.01). Those who have a lot of goals from the bottom right (%29.9). The maximum goal was scored at 29.25% in the 76th and 90th minutes. In the 2006 FIFA World Cup, the number of goals per match has decreased compared to the previous champions. As a result of the loss of the goal, the defence-based games came to the forefront in addition to the change of the ball characteristics (Team Geist). As the number of passes increased, the goal rate (%) decreased. In football, the use of the wings is an important place in achieving the goal. Contemporary Technical Directors who follow the current shift course because they have interests and possibilities, unlike other technical directors, while they are changing their technical and tactical plans as a result of this shift, they must be the example of other technicians within the country.

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