Corners

Premier League corner stats 2026/27: averages by team

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  • Premier League 2026/27: 9.49 corners per game (100 games, to 09/11/2026); 47% of games reach 10.
  • Tottenham win the most corners (7.50 per game) and Crystal Palace concede the most (7.00).
  • Tottenham's games have the most corners (11.60) and Ipswich Town's the fewest (7.90).

Updated on 10/11/2026, with the 100 games up to matchweek 10. This article is refreshed every Tuesday.

Fewer than half of Premier League games reach 10 corners (47%), although the average, 9.49 per game, is higher than in the Liga Portugal (8.90). Tottenham win the most (7.50), more than a corner clear of Manchester United (6.30), and their games have the most in total (11.60). In other words, this is a league of moderate corner counts, and Tottenham are the exception.

9.49
corners per game in the Premier League100 games to 09/11/2026
47%
of games reach 10 corners
7.50
corners per game for Tottenham, the league's highest

The league in numbers

Premier League 2026/27
Average corners per game9.49
Home team / away team4.98 / 4.51
Games with 9 or more corners56%
Games with 10 or more corners47%
Games with 11 or more corners37%

CornerPro data, 100 games, 21/08 to 09/11/2026.

The average is 9.49 corners per game: 0.22 fewer than in LaLiga (9.71). The typical game has 9 corners (the median), and 47% of games reach 10 or more. In other words, a 10-corner game is less common in the Premier League: it tends to happen in almost 5 games out of 10.

In 23 of the 100 games (23%) there were 12 corners or more; the quietest game had 3.

Home teams win 52% of the corners, 4.98 per game against 4.51 for the away side.

Corners per game in the six leagues

  • Brasileirão10.57
  • Bundesliga10.42
  • Serie A9.75
  • LaLiga9.71
  • Premier League9.49
  • Liga Portugal8.90
CornerPro data, 847 completed games up to 09/11/2026 (Brasileirão: 2026 season)

Corners by team

Two lists matter: who wins the most corners, and who lets the opponent win them. A team's games can be full of corners for either reason.

Who wins the most

TeamForHomeAwayTotal in their games
Tottenham7.509.605.4011.60
Manchester United6.306.206.4010.10
Manchester City6.105.606.609.90
Fulham5.905.806.0010.30
Arsenal5.606.804.409.80
Chelsea5.505.405.6010.80
Liverpool5.304.805.809.40
Brighton5.106.403.8010.10
Bournemouth4.804.804.808.60

Who concedes the most

TeamAgainstHomeAwayTotal in their games
Crystal Palace7.005.608.4010.30
Hull City6.205.007.4010.30
Everton5.403.207.6010.00
Chelsea5.306.204.4010.80
Brentford5.306.404.209.20
Newcastle5.205.205.209.50
Aston Villa5.204.206.208.60
Ipswich Town5.105.005.207.90
Brighton5.004.405.6010.10

Per game. "Total in their games" adds both teams' corners. CornerPro data, 100 games, 21/08 to 09/11/2026; all 20 teams have played 10. All 20 teams are on the corner stats page.

What stands out

Tottenham are out on their own

Tottenham win 7.50 corners per game: 9.60 at home and 5.40 away, the biggest gap in the league (4.20). On 31 October they had 19 corners to 0 against Crystal Palace, the game with the most corners this season and also the most lopsided. In other words, at home Tottenham tend to win many more corners than the opponent.

Eight of ten Tottenham games hit 10+

Tottenham's games average 11.60 corners, and 8 of 10 reached 10 or more; in Chelsea's (10.80) it was 7 of 10. Chelsea win 5.50 and concede 5.30, so their games have corners at both ends. In other words, these are the games where a high total is most to be expected.

Corners measure pressure, not finishing. A team can win the corner count and still lose the game.

Crystal Palace concede more than anyone

Crystal Palace concede 7.00 corners per game, the league's highest, and 8.40 when they play away. They win only 3.30. In other words, in Crystal Palace games the corners tend to be the opponent's, especially away from home.

Ipswich and Aston Villa keep games quiet

Ipswich's games average just 7.90 corners and only 1 in 10 reached 10; in Aston Villa's (8.60) it was 3 in 10. Ipswich win 2.80, the fewest in the league. In other words, in these games the expectation is for few corners.

Corners aren't goals

Fulham are 4th for corners won (5.90 per game) and 16th for goals scored: 10 in 10 games. And the game with the fewest corners this season, Bournemouth 2-2 Brentford on 12 September, had 3 (2-1) and four goals. In other words, winning corners is not the same as scoring.

How to use these numbers

Start with the league and finish with the live game:

  1. Start with the league: at 9.49 on average, a game with 10 or more corners is not the norm in the Premier League (47% of games).
  2. Split for and against: Crystal Palace concede 7.00 corners per game; in their games the opponent's corners weigh a lot.
  3. Check home and away: Tottenham win 9.60 corners per game at home and 5.40 away.
  4. Confirm it live: the average tells you what usually happens; live pressure tells you whether it is happening today.

Other leagues

The same count for the other major leagues we compare, each with its own corner stats page:

CornerPro data, completed games up to 09/11/2026.

How we measured

We counted the corners in every completed Premier League 2026/27 game up to 09/11/2026 (100 games, 10 full matchweeks) from the CornerPro database, and checked each total against a second source (ESPN): 96 games match exactly and 4 differ by one corner.

With 10 games per team, the sample is still small; we update this article every Tuesday with the weekend's games.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average number of corners per game in the Premier League 2026/27?

9.49 corners per game, across 100 games up to 09/11/2026 (10 matchweeks). 47% of games had 10 or more corners.

Which Premier League team wins the most corners?

Tottenham, with 7.50 corners per game: 9.60 at home and 5.40 away.

Which Premier League team concedes the most corners?

Crystal Palace, with 7.00 corners against per game, followed by Hull City (6.20) and Everton (5.40).

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