Home Advantage in Soccer: Variations in Its Magnitude and a Literature Review of the Inter-Related Factors Associated with Its Existence

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Choking in sport: a review (2010, background): “Consequently, it is accepted that the presence of an audience can influence choking (see, Pollard, 2006 for review), but its affect is reliant on other moderating variables which require investigation.”
Components of home advantage in 157 national soccer leagues worldwide (2014, background): “…to soccer, there is evidence that teams playing in isolated locations, especially in front of an ethnically or culturally distinct home crowd, and in countries with a history of violent conflict may experience increased home advantage (Pollard, 2006a; Pollard & Gómez, 2009; Pollard & Seckin, 2007).”
Home Advantage in Football: A Current Review of an Unsolved Puzzle (2008, background): “In addition, the general recent decline in home advantage and the significant long-term fluctuations need to be incorporated into the analysis when basing a study on more than a few years of data [5,8,39,41,42,48].”