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The proportions of early (&lt;2 months), late (2\u201312 months) and delayed (&gt;12 months) subsequent injuries were compared across injury classifications and diagnosis groupings. The majority of subsequent injuries (70%) were classified as new injuries, with 14% local and 16% recurrent. A large proportion of recurrent subsequent injuries (42%) occurred within two months of return-to-play. Subsequent injuries were not more severe than their corresponding index injury (effect sizes &lt;0.20). Specific local and recurrent subsequent injury diagnoses with the highest risk of occurring within two months of return-to-play were: \u2018neck muscle strain\u2019, \u2018ankle joint capsule sprain\u2019, and \u2018cervical nerve root\u2019 injuries. 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