The Nerazzurri's 1 is popular at 1,27, the X at 5,50
After yet another poker served during the week in recovery against Atalanta, league leaders Inter will return to the field, in the evening postponement of next Monday at 20pm, to do the honors of home to Genoa, a match scheduled for the twenty-seventh matchday of Serie A. The Ligurians, fresh from the home success against Udinese, with thirty-three points in the standings are traveling at a safe distance from the relegation zone which is currently at twenty points. Precisely because they are a team that at the moment has no worries about the standings, they can become an opponent to be taken with a grain of salt even for an Inter team that is traveling like a battleship towards the conquest of the second star.
The Nerazzurri have remained unbeaten in the last nine matches against the Ligurians thanks to seven wins and two draws and have also won their last nine home games in the league against the Rossoblù. The Grifoni's last success six years ago at Ferraris, on 17 February 2018, ended 2 to 0 thanks to an own goal by Ranocchia at the end of the first half and a goal by Pandev in the 59th minute. The rossoblù's last success at San Siro, however, was thirty years ago, on 26 March 1994, when Ruotolo and Skhuravy scored the 1-3 goals, with the flag-winning goal by Totò Schillaci. And furthermore, Inzaghi's team is back from ten victories in a row and ten consecutive successes at San Siro. In their football history, Inter and Genoa have faced each other in Serie A 81 times with 45 victories for the Nerazzurri, 22 draws and 14 defeats. In Milan they took to the field 40 times with 31 victories for the hosts, 7 draws and 2 victories for the guests.
For this occasion, Inzaghi should do without the suspended Bastoni, booked against Atalanta and already on a booking, and should bring Acerbi and Thuram to the bench. Forced to review the defense on the right he will propose Bisseck or Pavard, De Vrij in the center, Carlos Augusto on the left, with Sommer very confirmed between the posts. Outside Calhanoglu it will be Asllani's turn to play the role of director with Barella and Mkhitaryan on his sides and Dumfries and Dimarco on the external lanes. In attack there will once again be top scorer Lautaro with the tandem complete with Arnautovic, or Sanchez alternatively.
Gilardino, on the opposite front, should make his own the aphorism "you don't change a team that wins" and propose the eleven that triumphed against Udinese. De Winter, Bani and Vasquez will be confirmed in defense to protect Martinez's goal. Sabelli and Martin will be the wingers in midfield with Badelj in the center flanked by Stootman and Frendrup. The attacking pair will probably be the one formed by Retegui and Gudmundsson.
The BetFlag analysts color the odds on the blackboard black with the popular 1 at 1,27, particularly distant from the The ranking of the possible first or last scorer is also Nerazzurri with Lautaro Martinez first of all at 5,50, followed by Thuram at 2, Sanchez and Calhanoglu at 10,85, Arnautovic at 3,60, Sarr at 5,25 and gradually all the others with the first Genoa players in double figures: Retegui at 6,75 and Gudmundsson at 7,00.
