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Fig 1.

Experimental design.

Evaluation T1: Before the period of match congestion Evaluation T2: After the period of match congestion Congested calendar: A six-week period of congested match play Mon: Monday, Tue: Tuesday, Wed: Wednesday, Thu: Thursday, Fri: Friday, Sat: Saturday, Sun: Sunday, Rest: a day of recovery RSSA: Repeated sprint shuttle ability SJ: Squat jump CMJ: countermovement jump YYIR: Yoyo intermittent recovery.

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Table 1.

Training program during the congested period.

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Table 2.

Effects of a congested period of match play on soccer players’ body height, body mass index (BMI), body fat percentage (BF%), and lean body mass (LBM).

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Table 3.

Changes in performance in physical fitness tests after the period of match congestion.

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Fig 2.

Total weekly training load (TWTL) (Fig 2A), the monotony (Fig 2B) and the strain (Fig 2C) of the six weeks training during the match congestion period. ** = Significant differences compared to week 1, week 3, and week 4 (p≤ 0.01). TWTL = Total weekly training load; A.U. = arbitrary units, monotony and strain.

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Table 4.

Effects of the period of match congestion on soccer players’ hematological parameters.

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Table 5.

Relationships (Pearson correlation coefficient) between PV, percentage changes of hematological parameters and percentage change of physical fitness.

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Table 6.

Relationships (Pearson correlation coefficient) between PV, percentage changes of hematological parameters, physical fitness, and workload parameters.

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