Corner Predictions
Corner predictions for today's matches. We publish a total-corners Over/Under call on every fixture our model covers — currently 219 games — priced from each team's corners-for and corners-against rate, match tempo and game state. Corner calls sit in the members' section alongside our goals, both-teams-to-score and match-result markets; today's five open picks are free to everyone.
Total corners Over/Under — our model vs the bookmaker's line. A less efficient market, so it's where we find real value.
Corners — Today
Recent Results
Corner predictions (Over/Under total corners)
Total corners is one of the most modellable markets: corners flow from how much each team attacks and how its opponent defends. Pundit Kings builds every team's corner rate — corners won and conceded over recent games — projects the match total with an attack-versus-defence model, then prices it against the real bookmaker corner line, flagging where the market looks mispriced.
Ranked below with our probability and the live odds. Bookmakers price corners more loosely than goals or results, so the genuine-value calls here are VIP. We settle on the 90-minute corner count.
Frequently Asked Questions
Corners — the essentials.
What is a Corners prediction?
A Corners prediction forecasts the total number of corner kicks in a match, typically as an over/under line.
Do you publish daily corners picks?
No. Corner counts vary too widely between leagues for us to price them with the accuracy we hold ourselves to, so we publish this guide instead. Our tracked record covers goals, both-teams-to-score and match-result markets across 25 leagues.
How accurate are Pundit Kings' predictions?
Pundit Kings tracks a 72% overall win rate across more than 2,000 published predictions, with every result — wins and losses — recorded publicly on the site.
How does Pundit Kings make Corners predictions?
Each Corners prediction combines both teams' recent form, historical head-to-head data, expected-goals (xG) models and a five-year statistical dataset to estimate the most likely outcome.