The Relationship between Shot on Goal Level and the Final Results of Soccer Matches in the 2021 Indonesian League 3 Bali Zone

Abstract

Background: The last action of the offensive process in a game of soccer is shooting and scoring goals against the opponent. Victory in every game is the target of every soccer team competing in a competition both professional and amateur. It is important to know the extent of the relationship between the number of shots on goal and the victory or defeat in a competition. The purpose of this study is to reveal the relationship between shot on goal level and the final result of soccer matches. Method: This type of research is a correlation research using quantitative approaches. Observation was used as the data collection method on all matches of the Indonesian League 3 Bali Zone 2021 semi-finalist team consisting of Perseden Denpasar, PS Jembrana, Tunas Muda Ubud, and East Bali FC (n=32 matches). The data were analyzed using Pearson Product-Moment with a significance rate of 1%. Results: The results showed a Pearson correlation value of 0.531 and a sig value (2-tailed) of 0.002 which means that there was a significant and positive relationship between shot on goal and the final result of the match. Conclusion: The higher the shot on goal level, the higher the scoring opportunity and the higher the chance of victory obtained. This result can be used as a guideline for compiling an attacking exercise program by coaches at any level, especially in practicing shooting and its accuracy level.