In the Premier League, there are on average 4.66 corners in the first half, 50% of the 9.38 in a match. The first 10 minutes have 0.80 and the block with the most corners is the final stretch, from the 80th minute to the whistle, with 1.68.
In the Championship, there are on average 4.67 corners in the first half, 44% of the 10.62 in a match. The first 10 minutes have 0.74 and the block with the most corners is the final stretch, from the 80th minute to the whistle, with 2.09.
The numbers come from the Sniper Cantos database, updated on 10/08/2026. This page is rebuilt every day.
Premier League: block by block
Every number for the Premier League
Championship: block by block
Every number for the Championship
The 40-50 and 80-90 blocks include each half's stoppage time, which is why they usually sit above the others.
Teams with the most first-half corners
Adding up both sides, these are the teams whose matches have the most corners before half-time:
- Tottenham: 6.60 in the first half per game
- Newcastle: 6.00 in the first half per game
- Cardiff: 5.88 in the first half per game
- Portsmouth: 5.71 in the first half per game
- Chelsea: 5.60 in the first half per game
For all leagues together, see first-half corners and corners at the end of the match.
Statistics show a trend, not a certainty. Corners vary a lot from one match to the next.
Frequently asked questions
How many corners are there in the first half of the Premier League?
On average 4.66 per match, 50% of the total of 9.38 (data from 10/08/2026).
In which minute are there the most corners in the Premier League?
In the 80-90 minute block, with 1.68 per match.
How many corners are there in the first half of the Championship?
On average 4.67 per match, 44% of the total of 10.62 (data from 10/08/2026).
In which minute are there the most corners in the Championship?
In the 80-90 minute block, with 2.09 per match.