Emotional control and its relationship to the tactical performance of first-class football club players

Abstract

The researcher conducted a study entitled Emotional Control and its Relationship to the Tactical Performance of Players of First Division Football Clubs. The researcher used the descriptive approach, and the research tools consisted of using references, scientific sources, and personal interviews, such as questionnaires and personal interviews. The study was applied to a sample of (478) players from first division football clubs. Foot in Iraq. The researcher built an emotional control scale and then applied it to the research sample after completing the scale in its final form. The most important results were that the researcher concluded that the scale that was built proved its importance and achieved positive results in the emotional control and tactical performance of the players, and that football players have the ability to withstand all pressures. that they face during the training process and in competitions, and that they have a positive role through the ability to solve problems and make the right decisions in favor of positive research results.