Only Newcastle (11.71) have seen more corners per game at home than West Ham (11.31) in the Premier League this season. Nuno Espírito Santo’s side saw 10 match corners against Crystal Palace on the road last time out, contributing with six of these corners.

If we look at home and away records, no side has seen more match corners across their 33 matches than West Ham this season (11.39 per game). They’ve also conceded more corners than any other side in the division (209 - 6.33 per game), suggesting that Everton can contribute to the overall corner count as well.

David Moyes’ side have plenty to fight for, sitting just a few points below the European spots. They’ve seen 9+ corners in 11 of their 16 away games in the Premier League this season (69%), and are seeing 9.13 corners per game across these games. The extra context here should lead to an increase in the match corner count, both sides have something to fight for and both also use set pieces as a route to goal.

The initial league meeting between these sides produced eight match corners, just one short of the line we require here. That was Nuno’s first game as West Ham manager, and they have settled into a more consistent routine with corners since then - and they have the added motivation of needing all three points here to keep some distance between themselves and the drop zone.

West Ham have scored 11 of their 40 Premier League goals from non-penalty set pieces this season (27.5%), including netting twice from corners in their most recent home game against Wolves. West Ham have seen 9+ corners in 12 of their 16 home games this season (75%) and in 25 of their 33 games overall (76%), offering the perfect pretext for this game to see at least nine match corners.

The midweek LaLiga Stat Acca won @ 4.50 ✅

Monaco have seen BTTS in 19 of their 30 Ligue 1 matches this term (63%), more than any other side in the division. 

Monaco have seen BTTS in each of their last four away matches in Ligue 1.

Toulouse have only kept one clean sheet across their last five matches in Ligue 1.

Toulouse’s 15 home games in the French top flight have produced 42 goals (2.8 per game). 

Monaco have only kept seven clean sheets across their 30 matches in Ligue 1 this term (23%).

The midweek LaLiga Stat Acca won @ 4.50 ✅

Nijmegen have seen BTTS in 24 of their 30 games in the Eredivisie this season (80%) - more than any other side in the Dutch top flight.

Twente have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches in the Eredivisie.

The initial league meeting between these sides produced six goals as the teams played out a 3-3.

Nijmegen have seen 59 goals across their 15 away games in the Eredivisie this season (34 scored, 25 conceded - 3.93 per game).

Only one point separates these sides in the Eredivisie table with both vying for a Champions League finish. 

The midweek LaLiga Stat Acca won @ 4.50 ✅

PSG are locked in a title race with Lens, currently sitting four points clear at the top of the table.

PSG have won each of the last 19 head to head meetings between these sides, a run that stretches back to 2016.

PSG have won nine of their 14 away games in Ligue 1 this season, picking up more points than any other side on the road.

Angers have not won a game since the 7th March, conceding 10 goals in this period.

The midweek LaLiga Stat Acca won @ 4.50 ✅

Oxford have two games remaining of the season, and need maximum points from both matches to survive in the Championship.

Sheffield Wednesday have only won one of their 44 matches in the Championship this season.

Sheffield Wednesday have conceded 41 goals across their 22 away matches in the Championship this term (1.86 per game).

Oxford have won 59% of their points at home in the Championship this term, avoiding defeat in 14 of their 22 matches.

Oxford ran out 2-1 winners over Sheffield Wednesday when these sides met earlier in the season.