Colombian football appears this Monday in a very bad place in a ranking prepared by the CIES Football Observatorywhich presented a study on the time lost due to fouls during matches in the different leagues in the world.
CIES ranked 38 leagues worldwide based on data from InStat (a global sports performance analysis company) on time stopped due to fouls.
The two highest figures were recorded for the Latin American leagues, the Mexican and Colombian top divisions, while the highest foul break time of the 33 European leagues surveyed was measured in Portugal.
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The five Latin American championships included in the sample are in the top 10 positions in the ranking.
The extreme values of fouls per match were recorded in Serbia (30.7) and the Netherlands (20.3), while those with the longest detention time for misdemeanors were measured in Colombia (38.3”) and Belarus (25.3”). In Colombia, 16:07 minutes per game are lost, in this item it is behind Mexico as the two worst.
The study indicates that in Colombia an average of 25.2 fouls are committed per game, with the league ranking 20th in this ranking.
On average, the discount time for fouls is 15’43” in Latin America and 13’04” in Europe. This reflects a higher number of fouls per match (on average 27.0 vs. 25.7), but also a longer break time per foul (35.2” vs. 30.8”), according to the study.
The data refers to the 2021, 2021/22 and 2022 seasons, until 02/24/2022.
Minutes League Fouls per game Seconds per foul
16:27 League MX 26.3 37.5″
16:07 Columbia 25.2 38.3″
16:06 Portugal 30.1 32.1″
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