Corner-stats.com team welcome to all football fans! Final stages are coming at EURO 2020 and we wish you all a great football.
In this preview, we will consider the statistics of violations by teams. We want to note right away that the current EURO is marked by a small number of cards and fouls. Perhaps this is due to a decrease in the intensity of the teams' play in the context of the coronavirus, or perhaps this is a long-term trend. A comparison of the last three EUROs clearly demonstrates this:

                     Foul   Cards
EURO 2012    4.03   27.87
EURO 2016    3.86   24.31
EURO 2020    3.05   21.95

Let's analyze in more detail the statistics of the teams of Ukraine and England, which will play the last quarter-final on Saturday. Note that both teams had an ambiguous previous meetings at EURO, alternating between a good game and a game close to failure.
The national team of Ukraine, after the appointment of Andriy Shevchenko as the head coach, switched to more technical football with greater ball control, which, among other things, influenced a small number of team fouls. Ukraine has the lowest individual total fouls at EURO 2020 (7.75). The Ukrainian players received only 3 cards, while 2 of them were not received for a foul (Shaparenko for simulation, Yarmolenko for disputes with a referee). One more card, which is not counted, was received by Dovbyk in extra time for taking off his shirt after scoring a goal.
In turn, England have an average individual total fouls of 11.0 with 4 cards (3 of them were shown in the 1/8 match against Germany).
The ratio of fouls to cards is one of the lowest at EURO for both Ukraine and England (10.33 and 11.0), that is, if the teams foul, then these fouls are not rough.
In addition, we will consider the statistics of tackles and aerials of the teams, which affects violations. Ukraine has a larger team total tackles (15.5 against 10.25 for England), but England is leading in aerials won (18.0 against 8.25).
For other statistics for the EURO 2020 teams, as well as for the ratio of statistics, see Corner-stats.com https://corner-stats.com/european-championships/national/tournament/71
Once again, we wish you all good football, and may the strongest win!

Real Madrid - Chelsea 27/04/2021. CL semi final (1st match). Statistical preview.

The central today's match (April 27, 2021) is the first Champions League semi-final match between Real Madrid and Chelsea.
The Corner-stats.com team has prepared some important points to consider when analyzing the match:
 - For Real, today's match will be the 46th of the season, while Chelsea will play its 51st match;
 - in parallel with the Champions League, both Real and Chelsea are fighting a difficult fight in the national championships (Real for the 1st place, Chelsea for the Champions League zone);
 - at the beginning of the year, Chelsea changed coach, under whose leadership the team has already played 21 matches. At the same time, the team's performance has dropped significantly (avg. total goals is only 1.71). You can check other Chelsea stats with a new coach on the match page using the Current Coach tool https://corner-stats.com/real-madrid-chelsea-27-04-2021/uefa-champions-league-europe/match/ 368406
 - in the 1st quarterfinal match of the Champions League against Liverpool (at home 3-1) Real completely dominated in the 1st half, having much more shots, crosses, tackles, corners and dangerous chances, in the 2nd half the game was statistically more or less equal;
 - in the 1st quarterfinal match of the Champions League against Porto (away 2-0) Chelsea lost in the 1st half on shots 8-1, corners 7-2, crosses 12-7, tackles 9-6, while won 1 half 1-0. In the second half, the game was statistically approximately equal;
 - referee of the match D. Makelli has an average total cards (1+2) of 5.17 in international matches (compared to 3.32 in the Dutch Eredivisie).
We wish you interesting statistical findings and good football!

Check out a presence of cards statistics on Corner-stats.com .
More details about cards stats read at https://corner-stats.com/cards/info/3

You've probably noticed that betting on corners is quite popular in the bookmaker's line, although the corners themselves are just a "side effect" of other purposeful actions of football players (shots, crosses, clearences, interceptions, etc.). This is primarily due to the fact that, unlike shots, fouls, possession, etc., corners are the easiest to determine and count. Many bookmakers offer a variety of bets on corners: the outcome of the match by corners, the number (total) of corners, which team will be the first to take a corner, handicap on corners, which team will be the first to take X corners, and others. The Corner-stats service allows you to customize a selection of matches and football statistics of corners in the way you need to analyze a specific type of bet.
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