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After the 3-3 draw at Barcelona in the first leg of the Champions League semifinals, Inter return to league action for their first match of May against Verona. The game, scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday, May 3 at 8:45 pm at San Siro, is valid for matchday 35 of Serie A.
How Inter and Verona are doing: lineups and latest news
As for the form of the two teams, let’s start with the home side. Inter, after three consecutive defeats between the league and Coppa Italia—respectively against Bologna, Milan, and Roma—regained a great performance in their last European fixture. At Barcelona, in the first leg of the Champions League semifinals, the Nerazzurri secured an excellent 3-3 draw, even coming close to winning.
It’s also a negative spell in the league for Verona, who have gone five matches without a win. After three draws, Paolo Zanetti’s team suffered two straight defeats, against Roma and Cagliari. Their last victory was a 1-0 away win at Udinese on March 15. Verona are still fighting for survival, but have a 7-point cushion over the relegation zone.
Regarding the probable lineups for Inter-Verona, a significant rotation is expected for the Nerazzurri. Besides Sommer, the only other survivors from the Champions League match could be Bisseck and Mkhitaryan. For Verona, Tengstedt is back on the bench and Suslov returns to the starting lineup to support the lone striker, Sarr.
Inter-Verona: stats and previous meetings
This season has seen only one previous meeting between Inter and Verona: the emphatic 0-5 victory for Inter away at Bentegodi. Inter are the team to have beaten Verona the most times in Serie A 41 and have also scored the most goals against the Gialloblù in the competition 117. Verona have never won away to Inter in Serie A, collecting 11 draws and 22 defeats.
Inter-Verona: odds comparison and where to bet
Comparing the odds for Inter-Verona across major betting sites, the best offer comes from Betsson at 1.39, compared to 1.32 at LeoVegas, both seeing Inter as heavy favorites. Conversely, LeoVegas offers the visitors’ victory at 9.00, while Betway gives the absolute lowest odds for a straight win 2 at 8.13.
Bookmakers expect a No Goal match, quoted between 1.57 and 1.62, with lower odds than Goal which ranges from 2.20 to 2.32. Also worth noting is Inter to win the first half at 1.84 on LeoVegas and 1.80 on Bet365, as the Nerazzurri will look to secure the result early.