Corners Odds API | UK Football Corner Markets

Built for Products That Track Corner Markets

Corner betting has grown into its own market, with punters and tipsters watching totals, handicaps and first corner odds as closely as match result prices. If you are building a comparison site, an alert tool or a tipster board around corners, you need those lines refreshed often and matched consistently across bookmakers. Scraping bookmaker sites for corner odds is slow, breaks whenever a site redesigns its markup, and rarely covers more than one or two operators reliably. A proper feed keeps the lines coming without the maintenance burden.

Corner totals and handicaps

Over/under and handicap lines on total match corners are the backbone of most corner betting products. Having these as structured data means you can build comparison tables or staking tools without parsing HTML.

First corner and related markets

Punters also bet on which team wins the first corner, and on team-specific corner totals. These niche lines are exactly where good structured odds data adds the most value, since they are hardest to track by hand.

Spotting the best price

Corner odds vary more between bookmakers than match result prices do, so comparison and alerting tools genuinely help users find better value. Fresh, matched data across operators is what makes that comparison meaningful.

Reliability over scraping

Bookmaker sites change their layout without warning, which breaks scrapers built around corner markets specifically since they are often buried deeper in the page than match odds. A dedicated feed removes that fragility.

Endpoints for corner odds

List corner markets for an event, then fetch odds.

GET /v1/football/events?schedule_date=YYYY-MM-DD&has_odds=true&per_page=10 GET /v1/football/events/EVENT_ID/odds?package=core&odds_format=decimal GET /v1/football/events/EVENT_ID/markets?group=corners

Replace EVENT_ID with an event_id from the events endpoint.

Example corner market shape

Normalised selection keys and decimal odds.

{ "event_id": "evt_123", "odds_format": "decimal", "markets": [ { "key": "total_corners", "name": "Total Corners", "outcomes": [ { "name": "Over 9.5", "odds": 1.90, "bookmaker_code": "UO004" }, { "name": "Under 9.5", "odds": 1.95, "bookmaker_code": "UO018" } ] } ] }

What You Can Build

Corner odds data suits a specific set of products: comparison tables that show corner totals side by side across bookmakers, alert tools that ping users when a handicap line moves, tipster boards that track recommended corner bets against closing odds, and research tools that study how corner markets behave across a season. Because corner lines shift with team news and referee assignments, keeping them fresh matters more than with some other markets. Historical corner odds add a research layer on top, letting you backtest staking strategies or study how first corner odds have priced favourites over time.

UK bookmaker odds for corner markets

Corner totals, handicaps, and first corner odds are collected from the same panel of UK bookmakers used across the rest of the API, so corner data lines up with match odds for direct comparison.