“Goal After Corner” in sports betting is a special market where you bet that a goal will be scored directly following a corner kick.
What It Means:
You’re betting that a goal will be scored as a direct result of a corner. This includes:
- The goal is scored from the initial cross after the corner.
- Or within a few seconds, usually before the defending team clears the ball.
Example :
- Team A gets a corner.
- The ball is crossed and a player scores from a header.
- Your “Goal After Corner” bet wins.
But if:
- The corner is cleared, and after 30 seconds of play, a goal is scored — the bet loses.
Important Notes:
- The definition of “after a corner” may vary slightly by bookmaker, but usually means:
- A goal scored within 1–2 phases of play from the corner.
- Some sportsbooks settle this market only if the goal happens within 10–20 seconds after the corner.
Tips Before You Bet:
- Check your bookmaker’s rules for this specific market.
- Best used when betting on teams that are strong in set pieces or have tall/physical attackers.
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