Injury patterns of professional footballers in the Spanish first division during the 2017–2018 seasons

•The triangulation of analytical methods improves the detection of injuries in football.•The results contribute to optimizing the prevention of injuries in this sport.•Demarcation and accumulated minutes are important variables regarding the type of injury and its severity.•The player who is current...

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