Corners Stats 2026/27

Corner betting has grown from a niche into one of the most popular in-play and pre-match markets, and season corner data is the foundation of it. The clubs at the top of this table win and concede the most corners per game — usually wide, attacking sides, or teams that spend long spells camped in the opposition half.

The match-average column is the one that drives the market: it combines corners for and against, so a high figure means a club’s games tend to produce plenty whoever the opponent. Split it out to tell the difference between a side that earns its corners through attack and one that concedes them under pressure — both push the total up, but they read very differently in a specific fixture.

Corners are among the least-covered stats in the market, which is exactly why they are worth studying: the edges last longer where fewer people look. These figures are built from completed matches and fill in as the season’s fixtures are processed.