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    Caracterización de los saques de esquina en el Campeonato Brasileño de Fútbol
    (Universidad de Murcia: servicio de publicaciones, 2025) Silva,Eduardo Henrique Amancio; Clavijo, Fabian Alberto Romero; Reame, Giovani Augusto Galindo; Burkle, Bruno Feijo; Drews, Ricardo; Sin departamento asociado
    This study characterized the corner kicks performed in the Brazilian Football Championship games. 1450 corner kicks from 148 games of the Championship edition held in 2020 were analyzed, with all sampled games taken from the broadcast coverage of closed television channels. The observation instrument used was adapted from different studies that investigated corner kicks in international competitions. The data were analyzed descriptively, from absolute (N) and relative (%) values and through cluster analysis using the maximum distance method between Cita: Silva, E. H. A.,Clavijo, F. A. R.,Reame, G. A. G.,Burkle, B.F.&Drews, R.Characterization of corner kicks in the Brazilian Soccer Championship. Cuadernos de Psicología del Deporte,25(2), 245-263 grouping values, based on the gower method for mixed variables. In addition, a bivariate analysis was performed with contingency tables using a chi-square test for categorical criteria, with the criterion variable being the result of the corner kick (Goal x no Goal). The results indicated that, on average, 9.81 corner kicks were taken per match, most of which were directed to the penalty area, executed between the 60th and 75th minutes of the game, and delivered with a high trajectory and external arc, and finalized mainly with the head. On the other hand, only thirty-two corner kicks (2.58%) resulted in goal. Inferential analysis revealed that the final contact surface was related to the result of the corner kick (X2 = 16.878, p = 0.002, Cramer’s V = 0.12). It is concluded that the corner kicks in the Brazilian Soccer Championship share similar characteristics to those found in other countries, and these characteristics may be aimed at deceiving the opponent to score