The definitive site for injury information in La Liga and Liga F
The definitive site for injury information in La Liga and Liga F
Detailed club-by-club information on injuries in La Primera
Here's who's out of action with an injury in La Liga right now, and a look at when they might be back.
The tricky subject of medical confidentiality in football
Do football clubs really respect medical confidentiality?
Injury round-up from La Liga F
Liga F is the new women's professional league in Spain. Formerly known as Liga Iberdrola, here's the latest injury round-up
ACL injuries in football: an overview
Footballers dread injuries to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) because they have a lengthy rehab period and a high incidence of recurrence.
Why women footballers have an increased risk of ACL injury
ACL injuries are a major issue in women's football. Almost every club has someone out with an ACL tear at any stage of the season. Here's why.
ACL rehab challenges in women's football
There are some major challenges unique to women's football when it comes to ACL rehabilitation. Here we look at a few of these.
Common football injuries: ''It's only a dead leg''
A direct blow to the thigh muscles can lead to serious complications and should not be taken lightly...
Understanding hamstring muscle injuries in football
Research says that hamstring muscle injuries in football are on the increase
Why are soleus muscle injuries so difficult to treat?
The soleus muscle of the calf is commonly injured in football, but why are there so many recurrences?
Injuries to the medial collateral ligament (MCL) of the knee
The medial collateral ligament of the knee (MCL) is considered to be be the most frequently injured ligament in football. Let's take a deeper look at this.
Managing a simple ankle sprain
What to do and when to do it, backed up by science and the evidence base.
Fractures of the fibula bone
A common complication of lateral ankle ligamentous sprains as well as being injuries in their own right.
Injuries to the shoulder in football
Although less common than injuries to the lower limb, shoulder injuries usually occur as the result of a fall on the outstretched arm.