A 100% hit rate on corners markets looks electric until you clock the sample sizes — six or seven matches is noise, not signal. Crown Legacy and Northcote City haven't played enough games to separate genuine corner-heavy style from a short run of attacking fixtures against obliging opposition. The page-wide average is already elevated, which tells you this market skews toward overs structurally, but that also means the edge in cherry-picking 100% teams is thinner than it appears.
The angle here isn't blindly backing every perfect record. It's cross-referencing whether these teams are playing similar opposition today — lower-division, high-tempo, or defensively suspect sides that naturally inflate corner counts. Jungnang Chorus Mustang and Orlando City II are worth a closer look at team level before committing, but treat any position built now as provisional until samples deepen past double figures.