HomeSportsSerie A: Inter-Juventus, probable line-ups

Serie A: Inter-Juventus, probable line-ups


Francesco Acerbi and Federico Dimarco return to Inter‘s starting XI, while Kenan Yildiz is favourite over Federico Chiesa for Juventus in tonight’s Derby d’Italia.

It kicks off at 19:45 GMT at the Stadio Meazza in Milan. It’s probably the most important game of the season in Serie A.

Inter are one point clear of Juventus at the top of the Serie A table and also have a game in hand.

Ex-Juventus winger Juan Cuadrado is not available for the Nerazzurri and coach Simone Inzaghi appears to prefer Matteo Darmian to Denzel Dumfries for a starting spot on the right flank.

Acerbi and Dimarco initially went on the bench against Fiorentina last week and will return to the starting XI tonight.

Juventus are without the suspended Arek Milik plus the injured Moise Kean and Mattia De Sciglio. New signings Tiago Djalo and Carlos Alcaraz will start on the bench.

Chiesa missed the last two games with a slight muscle problem and is expected to be introduced as a substitute in the second half, making room for Turkish talent Yildiz in the Old Lady’s starting XI.

Inter-Juventus, probable line-ups

Inter (3-5-2): Sommer; Pavard, Acerbi, Bastoni; Darmian, Barella, Calhanoglu, Mkhitaryan, Dimarco; Lautaro Martinez, Thuram.

Juventus (3-5-2): Szczesny; Gatti, Danilo, Bremer; Cambiaso, McKennie, Locatelli, Rabiot, Kostic; Yildiz, Vlahovic.


Post navigation





Source link

Hot this week

Why a ‘Keminaissance’ Remains Out of Reach for the Conservatives

Kemi Badenoch’s personal standing outpaces the Conservative Party, but recent appointments and electoral signals highlight strategic and judgment challenges for a sustained recovery.

Engineered ‘flying focus’ laser surpasses dephasing limit in plasma accelerators

A Nature Physics study demonstrates a tailored 'flying focus' laser pulse that enabled electrons to reach more than twice the energy predicted by the traditional dephasing limit in laser-plasma accelerators over the same distance.

Researchers report creation of 16 viruses from AI-designed genetic code

A research team reports that artificial intelligence generated genetic sequences that produced 16 viable viruses in laboratory experiments, prompting calls for strengthened biosafety and governance.

Bill Nighy on & Sons, reclusive novelists and unexpected ambitions

Actor Bill Nighy discusses his role in the film & Sons as the reclusive novelist AN Dyer, his unexpected personal anecdotes and his views on modern texting and working lunches.

Heritage Designation and Heat: Firminy’s Unité d’Habitation Faces a Habitability Crisis

Le Corbusier’s Unité d’Habitation in Firminy, a listed social housing landmark, faces internal temperatures of 40°C and regulatory limits on adaptations. The clash between conservation rules and residents’ needs poses a policy challenge.

Ceuta Exposed Limits of European Migration Response

The May 2021 Ceuta crossings and subsequent diplomatic tensions between Spain and Morocco highlighted gaps in EU operational coordination and reliance on bilateral diplomacy.

NASA release: first images of August 12 total solar eclipse over Spain reveal corona and prominences

NASA scientists released images from the Aug. 12 total solar eclipse observed over northern Spain, showing the Sun's corona, a pink prominence and Baily's Beads; the event coincides with a new moon ahead of the Perseid meteor shower.

NHS Blood and Transplant medical director criticises NHS leadership over organ waiting lists

The medical director of NHS Blood and Transplant has criticised NHS leadership for failing to address unfair organ transplant waiting lists, calling for urgent action on capacity, staffing and allocation policies.

Lawsuit Challenges Truth Social $100,000 Early-Access Service to Trump Posts

A lawsuit challenges Truth Social's $100,000 early-access offering that sells advance access to Donald Trump's posts alleged to move markets.

Russia’s Supreme Court bars Yabloko from September parliamentary elections

Russia's Supreme Court has barred the anti-war party Yabloko from the September parliamentary elections, removing an established opposition voice and reshaping campaign dynamics.

Major Russian grain export terminals struck in Black Sea port attack, exports fall as reciprocal strikes continue

Major Russian grain export terminals were hit in a Black Sea port attack. Reciprocal strikes by Russia and Ukraine are depressing grain exports and disrupting shipping.

17-year-old Brian Madjo nets on Aston Villa debut in Super Cup loss

Seventeen-year-old Brian Madjo ended an eight-month wait by scoring on his Aston Villa debut in the UEFA Super Cup, despite a defeat to Paris Saint-Germain.

Major Russian grain export terminals struck in Black Sea port attack

An attack on a Ukrainian Black Sea port struck major Russian grain export terminals, contributing to a decline in grain shipments from both Russia and Ukraine and disrupting regional export capacity.
Advertisementspot_img

Related Articles

Advertisementspot_imgspot_img