Abstract

Annotation. Football referees must constantly keep up with the game to ensure the correct interpretation of game moments when making key decisions in the match. The perceptual-cognitive demands of soccer refereeing are considerable, but research the repceptual and cognitive processes that influence referee decisions remains limited. In this regards, we present a study of methodological considerations, regarding the application of referee’s perceptual-cognitive experience in decision-making, as well as relationship of this experience with their motor activities during the match.

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