The 100% hit rates at the top of the board look clean until you notice how shallow the sample depth is — seven matches is barely enough to call it a pattern, and pre-season data carries even less weight than early-season fixtures. Icelandic sides like KA Akureyri and Haukar play in a league where the short grass and direct style genuinely does produce corner-heavy games, so there's a structural argument behind the numbers, but the odds on KA already reflect that consensus and 1.16 leaves almost no margin for variance.
The page-wide average is the more actionable signal here. A 77% hit rate across nearly 200 fixtures is a broad base, and cross-referencing which teams appear consistently across multiple markets is more reliable than chasing the five teams sitting on perfect but paper-thin records.