Morocco U23 took the most corners at the Friendly International in 2025, averaging 14 in their only match, against a competition average of 4.1 a game. Basque Country and Denmark were next on 11.0.
Chinese Taipei, East Timor, Liechtenstein, Syria and Uganda took the fewest corners at the Friendly International in 2025, averaging none at all in their only match, against a competition average of 4.1 a game. Andorra, the Bahamas and Benin were next on 1.0.
Friendly International teams took 4.1 corners a game on average in 2025, across 223 matches, clearing 5.5 in 28% of them. That was down from 4.5 a game in 2024.
Friendly International teams took more corners at home in 2025, 4.6 a game against 3.6 away from home, a gap of 1 a game or 28% more, across all 223 matches.
India took the most corners at home at the Friendly International in 2025, averaging 13 in their only home match, against a competition average of 4.1 a game. Basque Country and Denmark were next on 11.0.
Morocco U23 took the most corners away from home at the Friendly International in 2025, averaging 14 in their only away match, against a competition average of 4.1 a game. Scotland were next on 10.0.
Morocco took 23 corners against Bahrain in a Friendly International match in 2025, more than any side managed in a single match.
Switzerland and Hong Kong each went over 5.5 corners in 100% of their Friendly International matches in 2025, the highest rate in the competition. Morocco were next on 80%.