How many corners each team takes, with home and away splits.
Updated 1 April 2026, after the last game
Bolivia took the most corners in the WC Qualification Intercontinental Playoffs in 2026, averaging 10.5 a game from their two matches, with more than 5.5 in 50% of them. Jamaica were next on 6.0.
Iraq and New Caledonia took the fewest corners in the WC Qualification Intercontinental Playoffs in 2026, averaging two in their only match, against a competition average of 5.9 a game. The Congo DR and Suriname were next on 5.0.
WC Qualification Intercontinental Playoffs teams took 5.9 corners a game on average in 2026, across four matches, clearing 5.5 in 25% of them. That was up from 3.5 a game in 2022.
WC Qualification Intercontinental Playoffs teams took more corners away from home in 2026, 8.3 a game against 3.5 at home, a gap of 4.8 a game or 137% more, across all four matches. That runs against the usual pattern.
Bolivia and the Congo DR took the most corners at home in the WC Qualification Intercontinental Playoffs in 2026, averaging five in their only home match, against a competition average of 5.9 a game. Iraq and New Caledonia were next on 2.0.
Bolivia took the most corners away from home in the WC Qualification Intercontinental Playoffs in 2026, averaging 16 in their only away match, against a competition average of 5.9 a game. Jamaica were next on 6.0.
Bolivia took 16 corners against Iraq in a WC Qualification Intercontinental Playoffs match in 2026, more than any side managed in a single match.