Barella averages one foul per game in the Champions League and 0.8 in Serie A, making this line well within reach. Feyenoord’s most fouled players, Moder and Timber, are both midfielders likely to be in direct battle with him.

Barella has committed a foul in five of his seven Champions League appearances this season, he also sinned twice v Monaco last time out.

Martinez consistently looks to get shots off, averaging 3.24 per game in Serie A and 2.7 per 90 minutes in the Champions League. Feyenoord concede a high volume of shots, allowing 15.7 per game in the competition, and that number could rise against an Inter attack featuring players of Martínez’s caliber.

Lautaro remains the focal point of Inter’s attack, and with his tendency to shoot from various positions, he is well-placed to hit this mark. This selection has won in his last two Champions League matches (three shots v Monaco, four shots v Sparta Prague), as well as in five of his last six Serie A matches.

Both teams’ matches in Europe regularly surpass this total – Feyenoord games average 4.2 cards, while Inter’s see 3.65. Inter frequently draw fouls, with their opponents alone generally picking up nearly 2 cards per game.

Inter have seen three or more cards in seven of their eight Champions League matches this term, while Feyenoord have seen three or more in eight of their 10 matches in the competition.

Dumfries is an aggressive defender, averaging 2.14 fouls per game in the Champions League and two per game in Serie A. He is likely to be up against Igor Paixão here, Feyenoord’s most dangerous attacker, who draws 1.3 fouls per match.

Given Feyenoord’s direct and high-paced wing play, Dumfries will likely be tested defensively, making at least two fouls a strong possibility. The defender has committed multiple fouls in four of his last six Champions League matches (15 fouls total over this period).

Thuram has been Inter’s most productive attacking player this season, leading the team in goal contributions with 14 goals and four assists across all competitions. He averages 0.85 goals and assists per 90 minutes between Serie A and the Champions League.

Feyenoord’s defensive vulnerabilities should provide him with opportunities, they allow 15.7 shots and 6.5 shots on target per game in the Champions League. Despite Inter’s cautious approach, they will create chances, and with Thuram’s finishing and playmaking ability, he stands a strong chance of being directly involved in a goal here.

Despite Feyenoord conceding a high number of corners, Inter are unlikely to capitalise due to their defensive setup. Their focus on compact play and central build-up results in very few corners, Inter average just 2.38 per game in the Champions League.

Meanwhile, their deeper positioning invites attacking pressure, leading to them conceding 4.5 corners per match. Feyenoord, who average 3.6 corners per game themselves, could easily win the corner count here, especially if they find themselves needing to push forward if Inter score.

Feyenoord average 2.6 cards per game in the Champions League, making this line well within reach. Opponents facing Inter pick up an average of 1.75 cards per game, largely due to Inter’s ability to draw fouls – they win 11.4 per game.

With Inter’s attackers skilled at drawing challenges, Feyenoord receiving at least two cards looks a strong bet.