Inter Milan – Juventus: Italy’s derby at San Siro! 
Saturday night the Giuseppe Meazza stages a proper Italian classic. Inter welcome Juventus carrying the table lead like a suit they refuse to take off. Juventus arrive shakier, but in these fixtures hierarchy often gets thrown out the window.
Inter Milan: back at full throttle 
Last season left a bad taste. They were runners-up and watched the crown slip away. This time the Nerazzurri grabbed control and haven’t let it go.
That big win at Sassuolo was a statement. Five goals, team-wide control, and the sort of calm superiority that makes opponents look tired. In Serie A they haven’t lost since the end of November.
Across all competitions the form is brutal. Five wins on the bounce, slick attacking patterns, and a defense that’s found its spine. The lead at the top is starting to feel real.
At home Inter set a high tempo. San Siro hollers, the press comes from the front, chances pile up. In a clash this big, the leaders will want to hit hard and make a point.
Juventus: a reaction is due 
Juventus are in a wobble. A draw with Lazio left things unfinished and a cup exit didn’t help.
One win in the last four. Not enough to stay in touch at the top. The main aim now is Champions League qualification.
Still, Juve raise their game for big nights. That wild 4-3 win over Inter in the first meeting still stings in the memory. These matches between them usually turn into entertainment.
Even as underdogs, the Old Lady can hurt on the break. Question is whether they can contain Inter’s collective power for 90 minutes.
Likely line-ups
Inter :
Sommer ; Bisseck, Akanji, Bastoni ; Henrique, Sucic, Zielinski, Mkhitaryan, Dimarco ; Thuram, Martinez
Juventus :
Di Gregorio ; Kalulu, Bremer, Kelly, Cambiaso ; Locatelli, Thuram ; Conceicao, McKennie, Yildiz ; David
Football Prediction Inter Milan vs Juventus
Both teams to score
Recent meetings have been goal fests and full of twists. The first match was an attacking spectacle, and the last showdown at San Siro wasn’t shy of drama either.
With Inter buzzing and Juve ready to attack quickly, this looks like an open game. Defenses will be under pressure and the net should ripple at both ends.
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