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Players' match activity according to different age groups depending on playing position.* Independent of position Variables Total distance (m) MSR (m) HSR (m) VHSR (m) Sprint (m) No. of HSR No. of VHSR No. of sprints Maximal speed (km-h¹) Variables Total distance (m) MSR (m) HSR (m) VHSR (m) Sprint (m) No. of HSR No. of VHSR No. of sprints Maximal speed (km-h¹) Variables <20 y 10,211 + 784+ 1,988 495 25977 541 194 281 ± 145+ 24 ± 7 39 12 16+7 31.0 1.9 <20 y 10,336 671 2,099 368 315 101 675 ± 216 350 165 25+ 7 4312 187 31.7 1.8 <20 y 20-24.9 y 10,381 9901 2,141 555+ 282 102 568 238 285 1611 258 4115 168 30.8 1.9 20-24.9 y 10,315 674 2,057 339 317 +88 688207 370 148 287 4813 207§ 31.6 1.5 20-24.9 y 25-29.9 y 10,164 ± 914 2,054 581 266 112 524 242 257 + 154 249 38 16 148 30.5 1.9 External defenders 25-29.9 y 10,268 653 2,107 396 317 104 669 ± 223 352 147 287 47 14 197 31.2 ± 1.5 External midfielders 25-29.9 y 30-34.9 y 10,156 1,091 2,059 601 254 ± 97+ 491 204 236± 133 23±8 36 13 146 30.2 1.8 30-34.9 y 10,049714 1,986 417 28381 579 170 296 120 25 ± 7 4111 16 +5 30.8 0.9 30-34.9 y 235 y 10,142 972 1,987 549 227 88 418 181 190 112 19 + 7+ 30 12 10+ 6+ 29.6 1.8 235 y 9,757 ± 555+ 1,813 401 259 ± 106+ 513 220 253132 22+8+ 36 14 13 6 30.2 1.0 235 y <20 y 10,086 796† 2,064 390t 265 66 548 168 250 103 23 ± 6+ 38 ± 11 15+ 6+ 30.9 ± 0.9 <20 y 10,577 685+ 2,169 518 239 ± 77 158 108 430 191 217 32 11 11+5 29.8 1.9t <20 y 20-24.9 y 9,823 6951 1,813 4081 213 +66+ 4091311 196 ± 94 19 ± 5t 309 11:5 30.61.61 20-24.9 y 11,035 764 2,557 551 266 92 463 + 176 196 107 23 ± 7 3512 115 29.9 1.71 20-24.9 y Central defenders 25-29.9 y 9,473 627 1,655 349 194±69 372 135 17888 176 289 105 30.4 1.7 Central midfielders 25-29.9 y 10,819 ± 1,325+ 2,460 ± 655 262 105 453 199 191 ± 116 23 ± 8 3414 116 29.3 1.9 Forwards 25-29.9 y 30-34.9 y 9,431625 1,588 348 17466 333 133 15887 165 259 9±4 30.11.7 30-34.9 y 11,063715 2,675 529 266 +97 448183 181 108 23 ± 8 33 12 105 29.1 1.6 30-34.9 y 235 y 9,343 646 1,605347 18466 338 126 15379 16 ± 5 25 ± 9 9±4 29.4 1.4 235 y 11,014 688 2,500 439 232 +97 390 ± 200+ 158 116 19 ± 8 29 13 9±6 28.7 1.8 235 y

Players' match activity according to different age groups depending on playing position.* Independent of position Variables Total distance (m) MSR (m) HSR (m) VHSR (m) Sprint (m) No. of HSR No. of VHSR No. of sprints Maximal speed (km-h¹) Variables Total distance (m) MSR (m) HSR (m) VHSR (m) Sprint (m) No. of HSR No. of VHSR No. of sprints Maximal speed (km-h¹) Variables <20 y 10,211 + 784+ 1,988 495 25977 541 194 281 ± 145+ 24 ± 7 39 12 16+7 31.0 1.9 <20 y 10,336 671 2,099 368 315 101 675 ± 216 350 165 25+ 7 4312 187 31.7 1.8 <20 y 20-24.9 y 10,381 9901 2,141 555+ 282 102 568 238 285 1611 258 4115 168 30.8 1.9 20-24.9 y 10,315 674 2,057 339 317 +88 688207 370 148 287 4813 207§ 31.6 1.5 20-24.9 y 25-29.9 y 10,164 ± 914 2,054 581 266 112 524 242 257 + 154 249 38 16 148 30.5 1.9 External defenders 25-29.9 y 10,268 653 2,107 396 317 104 669 ± 223 352 147 287 47 14 197 31.2 ± 1.5 External midfielders 25-29.9 y 30-34.9 y 10,156 1,091 2,059 601 254 ± 97+ 491 204 236± 133 23±8 36 13 146 30.2 1.8 30-34.9 y 10,049714 1,986 417 28381 579 170 296 120 25 ± 7 4111 16 +5 30.8 0.9 30-34.9 y 235 y 10,142 972 1,987 549 227 88 418 181 190 112 19 + 7+ 30 12 10+ 6+ 29.6 1.8 235 y 9,757 ± 555+ 1,813 401 259 ± 106+ 513 220 253132 22+8+ 36 14 13 6 30.2 1.0 235 y <20 y 10,086 796† 2,064 390t 265 66 548 168 250 103 23 ± 6+ 38 ± 11 15+ 6+ 30.9 ± 0.9 <20 y 10,577 685+ 2,169 518 239 ± 77 158 108 430 191 217 32 11 11+5 29.8 1.9t <20 y 20-24.9 y 9,823 6951 1,813 4081 213 +66+ 4091311 196 ± 94 19 ± 5t 309 11:5 30.61.61 20-24.9 y 11,035 764 2,557 551 266 92 463 + 176 196 107 23 ± 7 3512 115 29.9 1.71 20-24.9 y Central defenders 25-29.9 y 9,473 627 1,655 349 194±69 372 135 17888 176 289 105 30.4 1.7 Central midfielders 25-29.9 y 10,819 ± 1,325+ 2,460 ± 655 262 105 453 199 191 ± 116 23 ± 8 3414 116 29.3 1.9 Forwards 25-29.9 y 30-34.9 y 9,431625 1,588 348 17466 333 133 15887 165 259 9±4 30.11.7 30-34.9 y 11,063715 2,675 529 266 +97 448183 181 108 23 ± 8 33 12 105 29.1 1.6 30-34.9 y 235 y 9,343 646 1,605347 18466 338 126 15379 16 ± 5 25 ± 9 9±4 29.4 1.4 235 y 11,014 688 2,500 439 232 +97 390 ± 200+ 158 116 19 ± 8 29 13 9±6 28.7 1.8 235 y

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Create a graph based on the statistics.

Players' match activity according to different age groups depending on playing position.*
Independent of position
Variables
Total distance (m)
MSR (m)
HSR (m)
VHSR (m)
Sprint (m)
No. of HSR
No. of VHSR
No. of sprints
Maximal speed
(km-h¹)
Variables
Total distance (m)
MSR (m)
HSR (m)
VHSR (m)
Sprint (m)
No. of HSR
No. of VHSR
No. of sprints
Maximal speed
(km-h1¹)
Variables
Total distance (m)
MSR (m)
HSR (m)
VHSR (m)
Sprint (m)
No. of HSR
No. of VHSR
No. of sprints
Maximal speed
(km-h-¹)
<20 y
10,211 ± 784+
1,988 495
259 ± 77
541
194
281 145+
24 + 7
39 12
16 + 7
31.01.9
<20 y
10,336 ± 671
2,099 368
315 + 101
675 +216
350 + 165
257
43 12
187
31.7 1.8
<20 y
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
20-24.9 y
10,381 990+
2,141 ± 555+
282102
568 238
285 + 1611
25+ 8
4115
168
30.8 1.9
20-24.9 y
10,315 +674
2,057 339
317 +88
688 + 207
370 148
28 +7
4813
20 + 7§
31.6
1.5
20-24.9 y
10,281 ± 1,487
2,110 + 607
345 + 115
756 ± 257+
410 + 175+
30 + 10
52 ± 16
22 +8+
31.42.3
25-29.9 y
10,164 914
2,054 + 581
266 112
524 242
257154
249
38 16
148
30.5 1.9
External defenders
25-29.9 y
10,268 ± 653
2,107 396
317 + 104
669223
352 +147
28 +7
4714
19 ± 7
31.2 1.5
External midfielders
25-29.9 y
10.398 1,413
2,214 ± 635
345 1348
704+ 268
359 + 165
30 + 11
50 ± 18
19 ± 8
31.12.2
*MSR = medium-speed running; HSR = high-speed running; VHSR = very high-speed running.
+Significantly different (p <0.01) from 25 to 29.9 years, 30-34.9 years, and ≥35 years.
+Significantly different (p < 0.05) from all other age groups.
§Significantly different (p < 0.01) from 30-34.9 years and ≥35 years.
Significantly different (p < 0.01) from <20 years, 20-24.9 years, and 25-29.9 years.
Significantly different (p <0.01) from <20 years, 30-34.9 years, and ≥35 years.
#There are no observations in this age group.
30-34.9 y
10,156 ± 1,091
2,059 ± 601
254 ± 97+
491 + 204+
236 133
238
36 13
14+6
30.2 1.8
30-34.9 y
10,049 + 714+
1,986 417
283 ± 81
579
170
296 120
25+7
41 +11
16 +5
30.8 0.9
30-34.9 y
10,420 + 914
2,213 468
310 + 105
654 +241
344166
28 ± 8
46 + 15
18 + 7
31.2 1.8
235 y
10,142 +972
1,987 ± 549
227 + 88+
418 181
190 112+
19 + 7+
30 12
10+ 6+
29.6 1.8
>35 y
9,757555+
1,813 401
259 106
513 + 220||
253 ± 132
22 +8+
36 ± 14+
13 + 6+
30.21.0
≥35 y
10,266 + 495
2,103 ± 221
28298
577 + 130
295 + 115
26 ± 6
43 + 8
17 +5
31.6 1.5
<20 y
10,086 ± 796+
2,064 + 390+
265 +66+
548 + 168+
250 + 103+
23 ± 6
3811
156
30.90.9
<20 y
10,577 +685+
2,169 518
239 ± 77
430 + 158
191 ± 108
21 + 7
32 11
11 +5
29.8 1.9
<20 y
9,613715
1,570 428
261 83
570 152
308 +99
25+7
4311
18 + 5
31.7
1.4§
20-24.9 y
9,823 ± 695+
1,813 ± 408+
213 ± 66+
409 131+
196 ± 94+
19 ± 5+
30 + 9
11 +5+
30.6 1.6
20-24.9 y
11,035764
2,557 ± 551
266 92
463 + 176
196 + 107
23 +7
35 + 12
11 +5
29.9 ± 1.7†
20-24.9 y
10,092 + 738
1,941 456
327 + 96
707 + 218
380 + 151§
30 + 8
51 ± 149
21 ± 7§
31.6
1.58
Central defenders
25-29.9 y
9,473 + 627
1,655 349
194 + 69
372 135
178 + 88
17 +6
28 +9
10+5
30.4 1.7
Central midfielders
25-29.9 y
10,819 + 1,325+
2,460 655
262 ± 105
453 199
191 ± 116
23 ± 8
34 14
116
29.3 ± 1.9
Forwards
25-29.9 y
10.231864
2.068 466
326954
6982274
372 + 163
29 ± 8
50 ± 159
20 + 8
31.6
1.5§
30-34.9 y
9,431625
1,588 348
17466
333 133
+
158 + 87
16 + 5
25 ± 9
9 +4
30.11.7
30-34.9 y
11,063 + 715
2,675 529
266 +97
448183
181 ± 108
23 ± 8
3312
10 + 5
29.11.6
30-34.9 y
9,843 1,033
1,895 530
288 + 83
581 + 156
292
109
26 ± 7
42 ± 10
17 +6
30.8 ± 1.5
>35 y
9,343 646
1,605 ± 347
184 ± 66
338 126
15379
16 +5
25 +9
9 +4
29.4 1.4
>35 y
11,014 +688
2,500 439
232 +97
390 + 200+
158 116
19 ± 8+
29 13+
9±6
28.7 ± 1.8
≥35 y
10,032 + 498
1.693 +370+
242 ± 67
417 + 112+
228 ± 83+
21 +5
34 +7+
13+ 4+
30.6±1.4

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