Argentina have averaged around 5 corners in their favour per game at this World Cup, so the bar of 4+ sits comfortably below their norm rather than above it. Even in a reactive role against a possession-heavy Spain, a side that pushed England late and carries Messi, Álvarez and set-piece threat should work the flanks enough to earn four corners across 90+ minutes — and if they end up chasing the game, the number climbs fast. Much safer footing than the 5+ line, while still holding value.