Abstract Submission
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION IS NOW CLOSED
NOTIFICATION TO AUTHORS FRIDAY 7TH OF MARCH 2025
Presenting authors of accepted oral or poster presentations are required to have registered and paid no later than 30th April 2025 otherwise your abstract will be withdrawn.
Submissions to present at WCSS 2025 are invited for either oral or poster presentation and they must be made online via the Online Submission Platform.
All submissions should be in English and authors of accepted abstracts are required to pay the full registration fee.
Selected abstracts will be available for viewing on the mobile app and on the congress website. Poster presentations will take place on the final day of the congress (Friday 20th June.)
All abstracts will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee.
Themes:
- Recovery and Readiness
- Testing
- Injuries
- Match Analysis
- Youth Development/Strength & Conditioning
- Small Sided Games
- Talent ID
- Sport Pyschology
- Coaching
- Monitoring
- Technology and Data Science
- Women’s Soccer
- Biomechanics
- Refereeing
- Health and Nutrition
- Sports Sociology
- Futsal
Abstract
- Abstracts are limited to 400 words (excluding title/authors/affiliations) including references.
- Do not use tables, charts or graphs
- Use standard abbreviations, symbols and punctuation. When using abbreviations in the body of the abstract, spell it out in full in the first mention, followed by the abbreviation in parentheses.
- State all affiliations of the main author and co-authors.
- References: use numbering between brackets in text. For example (1).
Primary authors can submit multiple abstracts, but if successful only one will be selected for oral presentation and one for poster presentation. There is no limit as a co-author on other submissions.
Content
- Do not include the names or affiliations of authors in the title.
- The abstract must be informative, including a statement of the study’s specific BACKGROUND, AIM, METHODS, RESULTS and CONCLUSION statement.
- The abstract may contain a maximum of two references.
Awards
Awards will be given to the two best Oral Presentations and one best Poster Presentation.
The Young Investigator Award for Outstanding Contribution to Science and Medicine in Football will be announced during the Congress (Oral Presentations Only). Only part-time or full-time students from undergraduate level to 1-year post PhD are eligible to apply.