Introduction Team sports such as football are linked to a heightened risk of significant knee injuries that occur without direct contact with another player.1 These sports are particularly susceptible to high-risk movements during matches, notably side-cuts and multi-directional manoeuvers.2 One of these movements, the stop phase, bears the highest risk of Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injury of all side-cutting phases.3 As a result, there is a demand for clinical tools aimed at...
