Match performance and physical capacity of players in the top three competitive standards of English professional soccer.
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Jack D. Ade | Peter Krustrup | Christopher Carling | Magni Mohr | Paul S Bradley | P. Krustrup | C. Carling | P. Bradley | Antonio Gómez Díaz | C. Barnes | M. Mohr | P. Hood | Peter Hood | Antonio Gomez Diaz | Jack Ade | Chris Barnes | Mark Boddy | Mark Boddy | J. Ade
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