摘要：It is well known that the interaction between athletes has a positive effect on performance. In a sequence of small-sided games, soccer players must analyze their interactions (interaction between forwards and defenders) to adjust their position and engage in the creation of opportunities to score a goal. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of interaction or relationship practices between players in football (forwards and defenders) through soccer small-sided games (SSG). Eighty soccer players (18.2 ± 1.01 years, 1.80 ± 0.05 m and 75.0 ± 7.6 kg; mean ± SD) were volunteered to perform two sessions for four minutes with a recovery period of two minutes in a football court measuring 35 × 30 m with small-sided games . Participants were divided in eight groups and each team was composed of five players with three defenders and two forwards (3D + 2F) for the first team, and three forwards and two defenders (3F + 2D) for the second team. The first session consist s of playing the two team s against each other whereas the second session consists of play ing the forwards against the defenders (5F vs . 5D). In each session, numbers of passes were recorded using video analysis. Additionally, interaction between players was obtained with sociometry questionnaire. The main results showed a significant difference of the interaction in favour of the same player’s compartment compared to the players of different compartment ( p 0.05) . However, the players of the same compartment emit the greatest number of passes and goals ( p 0.05). In conclusion, it’s effective during the sequences of soccer SSG to play groups of the same compartment. This homogeneity in the compartments may allow better performance during football matches.
