Inter Milan vs Juventus: Preview

The wait is finally over as FC Internazionale prepare to invite the giants of Turin at San Siro for a clash that could result in a major title race changer.

Juventus might come up on the top as Inter still lack experience as compared to the Turin giants.

But due to home advantage and a crowd of well over 50,000 spectators chanting for the Nerazzurri and booing Juventus, the Turin giants need optimal focus if they are to get anything out of the game.

Inter would be without Alexis Sanchez due to a suspension in the previous match.

Juventus have been outstanding in their European campaign so far as they haven't lost a single game while on the other hand, Inter have lost a game against Barcelona. Even though they gave a tough fight against the Blaugrana, they need to give more if they want to beat Juventus.

Stats wise, Inter have scored 13 goals this season in Serie A. They have also been quite good in possession as they have 56% possession on the average per game and with a tremendous passing accuracy of 87%. They have an average of 17 shots per game and have won 18 aerial duels per game.

On the other hand, Juventus have managed over 10 aerial duels won per game, the possession and passing stats are similar for both sides, on an average they had 16 shots per game and last but not the least they have scored 11 goals so far in the Serie A this season.

Here are the predicted lineups-

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