Tottenham follows the trend and hypes Everton, scoring a new high from corner kick tactics

The competition between Premier League teams has become increasingly fierce, and it has become more difficult to create goals by organizing attacks. Corner kick tactics have gradually become one of the main means of offense. Tottenham defeated Everton 3-0 away from home in the early morning of Monday (27th), relying on two corner kick goals to win. Statistics show that 19% of Premier League goals this season come from corner kick tactics, which is a new high in historical data.

Tottenham got a corner kick opportunity in the 19th minute of the game. Van der Veen received Bentancur's header from the second pass and scored. Everton also scored from a corner kick 6 minutes later, but due to offside, it could only be a deception. Tottenham, who had had enough to eat, once again received a corner kick from Van der Ven before half-time. This was his fifth goal of the season. Tottenham withstood Everton's counterattack in the second half, and Sarr added the icing on the cake before the end. Tottenham beat Everton 3-0.

Together with the two corner kick goals in this game, Tottenham have scored 15 corner kick goals since last season, ranking second in the Premier League after Arsenal (21 times). Data shows that there have been 45 corner kick goals in the Premier League this season, accounting for 19% of all goals, and the corner kick goal ratio has reached the highest level in history. Tottenham head coach Frank said: "In today's football, set pieces are really important. Arsenal uses set pieces to advance towards the league championship."