This review characterizes the importance of game intelligence between soccer players of different competition levels and according to a specific positional field status.However, research evidence on this topic is inconclusive and in some reports the importance of the perceptual-cognitive skills in the anticipation and decision-making performance remains unclear.Our intention is merely informative and indicative of the surrounding literature on the sport expertise, with the particular interest on the perceptual-cognitive performance, than depreciate some researches or taking part of some currents.Obviously that the variance in performance between soccer teams or players is depending of a several factors, like as anthropometric and physiological profiles, but one of the main factor that we want to include in the sport context is the perceptual-cognitive skills, such as visual search behaviour and the knowledge of situational probabilities.The aims of the present article are: (i) to define and to contextualize the different terminology used in this specific domain;(ii) to typify the different perceptual-cognitive skills that seems to bring on soccer players' performance; and (iii) to provide some future research guidelines.
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