How many corners each team takes, with home and away splits.
Updated 14 June 2022, after the last game
India took the most corners at the Asian Cup Qualification in 2023, averaging 8.7 a game from their three matches and clearing 5.5 in every one of them. Jordan and Mongolia were next on 8.3.
Sri Lanka took the fewest corners at the Asian Cup Qualification in 2023, averaging 1.7 a game from their three matches, without clearing more than 5.5 in a single one of them. Cambodia were next on 2.0.
Asian Cup Qualification teams took 5.2 corners a game on average in 2023, across 36 matches, clearing 5.5 in 44% of them. Team averages run from 1.7 to 8.7 across the 24 sides on the board.
Asian Cup Qualification teams took more corners at home in 2023, 6.0 a game against 4.4 away from home, a gap of 1.6 a game or 36% more, across all 36 matches.
Uzbekistan took the most corners at home at the Asian Cup Qualification in 2023, averaging 11.0 a game from their two home matches and clearing 5.5 in every one of them. The Kyrgyz Republic were next on 8.5.
India took the most corners away from home at the Asian Cup Qualification in 2023, averaging 12 in their only away match, against a competition average of 5.2 a game. Jordan were next on 11.0.
Uzbekistan took 16 corners against Sri Lanka in a Asian Cup Qualification match in 2023, more than any side managed in a single match.
India, Jordan and Mongolia each went over 5.5 corners in 100% of their Asian Cup Qualification matches in 2023, the highest rate in the competition. Six teams were next on 67%.