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The network of who passes the ball to whom describes the tactical configurations in the development of a soccer match (Bundio y Conde, 2007; Cotta, Mora, Merelo-Molina y Merelo, 2011). The team is analyzed as a network, with players as nodes and passes as directed edges. The patterns of interaction between players reveal emergent processes that transcend traditional individual statistics. Although the first applications of network analysis to soccer use the matrix of all the passes during the match, the differentiation of the relationships between players depending on the type of work carried out shows more clearly the tactical elements of the game (Maya Jariego y Bohórquez, 2011). To illustrate this we used data from Real Betis in the 2005 Copa del Rey final, as well as the match in the 2007 final. Both centrality measures and nonparametric tests showed a clear differentiation between the passing network and the adaptation network. The results allow interpreting the tactical development of the match. Finally we compare the network analysis of the match with a description based in individual players statistics

Análisis de las redes de distribución de balón en fútbol: pases de juego y pases de adaptación