A more interesting statistical placement, at first, I thought that this was just a mistake in Olybet's coefficients, but then I see that there are other offices and not just one that offer this line. In any case, I still think that this is a flawed line, because just by looking at the Peruvian Braga 1.44 and it being one of the most attacking teams in the league, we should expect that a large part of the action will happen in front of the Arouca goal. Braga's average number of corners is around 6-6.5, while Arouca's is around 4-4.5, accordingly, on average, Braga allows their opponents 3-4 corners per game, while Arouca allows 5-6. What is the logic here? Unless Braga will let someone else lead or give up the foundation after the European League matches. But even in that case, Arouca is too small to have a 50/50 chance of over corners in the period.
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