The phrase "among soccer" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "among" is used for groups of people or things, while "soccer" refers to a sport, not a group.
Example: "The best players among soccer are often recognized in annual awards."
Alternatives: "in soccer" or "within soccer".
Wenger is an alchemist among soccer coaches.
That list is rather well maintained among soccer fans.
Racism among soccer fans and players is hardly a new phenomenon, especially in Europe.
Abraham's injury is more common among soccer and hockey players than football players.
Real Madrid's stated intention — to regain its stature as the first among soccer institutions — is intrinsically bound to the money it makes.
Bad behavior by fans tends to be more clear cut, and often more extreme, outside of the United States, especially among soccer fans.
The league also plans to inject its players into communities to build upon the large interest in their sport among soccer-playing girls and young women and their families.
Then, a multivariable logistic regression model was fit with sex, contact, setting, competition level, and a first order interaction term between sex and contact, to evaluate sex-differences in the odds of head injury observation (among all soccer-related injury observations) within this sample.
The leading cause of team sports/athletics injury was American tackle football among boys and soccer among girls.
AMONG the soccer players criss-crossing the vast lawns in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, among the children squealing in the fountain sprays, among the skateboarders and tennis fans and theatergoers, there are ghosts.
In fact, among female athletes in general, concussions are reported most often among female soccer players- with concussion incidence as high as 19.38 per 10,000 competition-related athlete-exposures and 6.31 per 10,000 overall athlete-exposures, previously reported in this group (Conder 2015; Nagahiro and Mizobuchi 2014; Zuckerman et al. 2015).
