Methodology · checked 2026-11-06 Europe/Warsaw

Football corner statistics (with sample size)

alldata.monster shows corner averages with sample sizes, not tip sheets. On each football day list you can see a Corners figure built from finished matches in our store — next to goals and yellows that use the same rules.

We display data only. We do not publish corner tips, “sure overs,” or betting advice. Adults 18+ only. Responsible gambling.

How the day-list corner figure is built

Source: public day-list explainer on the Football day list (checked 2026-11-06 Europe/Warsaw) and the general rules on How to read the numbers.

Take each side’s last 10 finished matches before kick-off.
Use both teams’ totals (pooled).
Show the mean corners per match.
Show how many of those matches had the stat (n).
If fewer than 6 matches have corners under that rule, show — (not a guess).

Yellow cards and goals on the same row use the same construction.

On How to read the numbers: every rate also carries n. Below 10, treat a rate as a hint, not a fact. That threshold is stricter than the day-list “show a cell” rule — a figure can appear with n between 6 and 9 and still deserve caution.

What “—” means here

Feeds can be late, incomplete, or simply not send corners for a competition. When a value is missing we show a dash and a reason — we never invent a number (About and data sources, How to read the numbers).

Competition coverage varies. Some leagues rarely send corners; n stays low and cells stay dashed. That is a feature of honesty, not a bug in the UI. This page does not publish invented league-wide corner benchmarks.

Surfaces, updates, and limitations

Surface: the Corners column on the public Football day list, not a separate tip board.
Sample: last-10 finished matches per side before kick-off, pooled; cell hidden below 6 matches with the stat; treat n < 10 as a hint per How to read the numbers.
Missing: dash + reason; no fill-in estimates on the day-list average cells.
Update: figures refresh with the day list as finished matches and kick-offs move; this hub documents the method and does not stream live corner markets.
Not on this hub: new public match/team detail payloads, licensing expansions, or league ranking tables of “best corner teams.”

What we do not claim

We do not promise closing lines or live corner markets on the free day list.
We do not publish “sure corner tips” or hit-rate leaderboards as product claims.
We do not claim our day-list average equals a bookmaker’s corner line, or that a positive edge label is a tip — edge/SUSPECT rules live on How to read the numbers and are for reading prices, not for following picks.
Match and team detail pages may require Google sign-in or a pass (Passes). This hub does not unlock gated pages for anonymous users.

Odds context

Pre-match 1X2 may appear on the day list when the feed has a price. For corner prices, estimates and “value” labelling follow How to read the numbers (estimates are marked; SUSPECT prices are never shown as value). This hub does not name book brands.

Where to look today

Open the Football day list for today’s rows with the Corners column. Format on each cell: average + n (or —). Dated match-row examples are omitted so this page does not go stale with kick-off boards.

How this differs from corner tip sites

Wide table — scroll horizontally or use Previous / Next columns. Focus the table region to scroll with the keyboard when the browser supports it.

Day-list method vs typical corner tip sites
	alldata day list	Typical corner tip / % site
Promise	Transparent average + n	Often % overs / picks / huge league lists
Thin samples	Dashed	Sometimes still shows a number
Tips	None	Often central

If you need a dedicated corner-% database across tiny competitions, use a niche corner product. If you want today’s board with an honest sample window, use the Football day list.