InternazionalePisa

Inter remains the strongest team in the league at home: they've won nine out of their 11 Serie A matches played at San Siro, with a goal ratio of 27–8 (2.45 scored, 0.73 conceded on average). The visiting Pisa's stats are just the inverse: winless away from home (0-7-3), with 14 scored - 20 conceded goals, but it's noteworthy that in six of their last seven trips, they scored at least twice - the result of a structure built on counter-attacks and quick starts.

The Nerazzurri's attacking play may be somewhat slower in midfield due to the absence of Calhanoglu, but Lautaro's form and the activity on the flanks are expected to compensate. On Pisa's side, there are still many absentees (Cuadrado, Albiol, Stengs, Lusuardi), making the already vulnerable defense even more susceptible. The stakes of the match are clear: Inter could extend their lead by at least six points before the round with a win, while the Tuscans are trying to escape the relegation zone, but securing points would be a feat for them. A risk factor is Inter's mindset potentially looking towards Dortmund, and the surprisingly prolific away attacking play of the visitors, thus the chances of keeping a clean sheet are relatively low.