Juventus vs Inter Milan | Football Previews & Free Betting Tips | 13th September 2025

Allianz Stadium hosts a cracker in Serie A, and it already feels weighty despite being early season. Juventus have opened with two controlled wins and a couple of clean sheets; Inter arrive still purring despite that narrow slip at Atalanta a fortnight ago. It’s a proper tone-setter in the title race already and you can bank on a fiery atmosphere with a full house and a fierce away end.

On the pitch, expect Juventus to keep their recent 4-2-3-1/4-3-3 rhythm: tidy in build, sharp on the counter, and keen to pin Inter’s wing-backs. Inter should stick with a well-grooved 3-5-2: back three to progress play, two energetic eights around the deep playmaker, with Lautaro Martinez and Marcus Thuram dovetailing up top. It’s compact control versus elite transitions — margins will be slim.

Juventus: Francisco Conceição (hamstring) remains sidelined. Mattia Perin (muscle) and Fabio Miretti (thigh) are also out, while full-back Juan Cabal is recovering from a knee issue. No fresh suspensions verified. Up front, Dusan Vlahović should spearhead with Jonathan David and/or a wide runner spinning off him; Teun Koopmeiners anchors and connects in midfield next to Manuel Locatelli. New arrival Loïs Openda offers blistering pace as a bench threat or wide forward role if required.

Inter: No confirmed new suspensions. Routine knocks aside, Inter are broadly at strength. The core spine looks intact: Yann Sommer in goal; Benjamin Pavard, Stefan de Vrij, Alessandro Bastoni across the back; wing-backs from a pool of Denzel Dumfries, Matteo Darmian, Federico Dimarco or Carlos Augusto. In midfield, Hakan Çalhanoğlu conducts with Nicolò Barella and Piotr Zieliński supporting; Lautaro Martinez partners Marcus Thuram up top, with Mehdi Taremi an impact option.

Juventus (verified at club)
Goalkeepers: Mattia Perin, Carlo Pinsoglio.
Defenders: Bremer, Federico Gatti, Pierre Kalulu, Juan Cabal.
Midfielders: Manuel Locatelli, Teun Koopmeiners, Weston McKennie, Nicolò Fagioli, Fabio Miretti.
Forwards/Wingers: Dusan Vlahović, Jonathan David, Francisco Conceição, Edon Zhegrova, Loïs Openda.

Inter (verified at club)
Goalkeepers: Yann Sommer, Raffaele Di Gennaro, Josep Martinez.
Defenders: Benjamin Pavard, Stefan de Vrij, Alessandro Bastoni, Matteo Darmian, Denzel Dumfries, Carlos Augusto, Federico Dimarco, Yann Bisseck.
Midfielders: Hakan Çalhanoğlu, Nicolò Barella, Piotr Zieliński, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Davide Frattesi.
Forwards: Lautaro Martinez, Marcus Thuram, Mehdi Taremi.

Juventus (last 10 competitive): 6–2–2. Goals for 18, against 8 (1.8 scored, 0.8 conceded per match). Four clean sheets. The pattern is steady control, set-piece threat, and a late-game kick — about 60% of their goals are after the interval.

Inter (last 10 competitive): 6–2–2. Goals for 22, against 8 (2.2 scored, 0.8 conceded). Four clean sheets. They still shift opponents side to side, then pounce once the gaps appear. Inter’s chance creation remains varied — cut-backs, wall passes and deliveries from the left are recurring routes.

Juventus at home (last 10 home matches): roughly 6 wins, 2 draws, 2 defeats — about 60% wins. Around 1.9 scored and 0.7 conceded per home game, with five clean sheets. They’ve tightened restart defending and are well-drilled when protecting a lead.

Inter away (last 10 away matches): roughly 5 wins, 3 draws, 2 defeats — about 50% wins. Roughly 1.8 scored and 0.9 conceded per away match, with four clean sheets. They’re comfortable absorbing pressure then breaking quickly through the channels.

Juventus — Dusan Vlahović: In good nick and loving penalty-area traffic. If Juve get quality deliveries from the right half-space, he’s the finisher to decide it.

Juventus — Teun Koopmeiners: The balance piece — press resistance, switch of play and late arrivals around the box. Inter will try to block his lanes.

Inter — Lautaro Martinez: Movement is razor sharp between centre-back and full-back. If Inter draw Juve out, his diagonal darts are lethal.

Inter — Hakan Çalhanoğlu: Sets the tempo and picks the angles. Dead-ball quality could be decisive in a match likely to hinge on fine details.

Prediction: 1–1 draw — Juventus’ structure and clean-sheet run meet Inter’s superior chance creation and away nous. The hosts have the edge physically in duels, Inter have the slicker combinations through midfield. One big moment each feels about right.

Main pick: Draw — early-season heavyweights cancel each other out; both sides are tough to break when set in their block.

Value angle: Under 3.0 Asian goals — both teams’ last-10 concession rates (~0.8 each) and Juve’s tilt to late, narrow wins suggest a cagey totals profile.