Two corner kicks were taken in total in the 2026 UEFA Super Cup.
Aston Villa won both corners in the match, while Paris Saint-Germain won none. The final ended 2–1 to Paris at Salzburg’s Red Bull Arena.
The corner count is notable because it shows that territorial pressure did not necessarily translate into set-piece opportunities for both sides. Aston Villa’s attacking pressure produced the only corners, but Paris scored from open play through Kvaratskhelia and Doué. Villa’s goal also came from a cross, with Brian Madjo volleying John McGinn’s delivery.
The team statistics list two corners for Aston Villa in the first half and none for either side in the second half. Paris’s victory therefore came without taking a corner, an unusual statistical detail in a final decided by three goals.