Okay, so I’ve been messing around with betting on football corners, and I wanted to share my little experiment for the Greece vs. England game. I’m no expert, just a guy who likes to try and figure things out.
My Corner Prediction Process
First, I started by looking at recent matches for both teams. I just checked some basic stats online, nothing fancy. How many corners do they usually get? How many do they concede?
Then, I tried to think about how the teams play. Are they attacking teams? Do they cross the ball a lot, which can lead to more corners? Or do they play it safe, keeping the ball in the middle?
For this one it seemed both teams don’t get in too many corners.
- Greece…not really corner kings.
- England…a bit better, some games a lot, others not so many.
So I wrote it down every data.
I figured, it’s probably not going to be a crazy high-scoring corner game. I guessed, maybe somewhere around 9-11 total corners. I jotted that down as my prediction.
Then the time is coming, I put a small bet on “Under 10.5 corners”. It felt about right, based on my little bit of research.
Watched the game, keeping an eye on the corners. Each time one happened, I marked it down. It was a bit of a slow start, corner-wise.
Finally, I count it. The final whistle blew, and guess what? 9 corners total! My little prediction was pretty spot on.
It’s not rocket science, and I definitely get it wrong sometimes. But it’s fun to try and use a bit of data and common sense to make a prediction. Don’t go betting your life savings based on what I say, though! This is just a bit of fun for me, and I wanted to share my process.
