Gabriel Strefezza is an astute pick for a shot on target, especially in his advanced midfield role. Averaging 1.86 shots per 90 with 0.74 hitting the target, he brings precision to his threat. Impressively, he’s registered at least one shot on target in each of his last four appearances, scoring in three of those. His technical ability and eye for goal make him a persistent danger in and around the box.

The Argentine playmaker has emerged as Como’s most potent shooter. Paz leads his side with an average of 3.65 shots per 90, and a solid 1.34 on target, a number reflective of his consistency in testing goalkeepers. He’s hit the target in 16 of his last 18 starts, including two shots on target in the reverse fixture against Inter, showing he thrives even against elite opposition.

The experienced midfielder faces a demanding battle in the engine room. Though averaging 1.23 fouls per 90, Mkhitaryan has committed two or more in five of his last seven starts, as well as two in the reverse fixture against Como.

His likely direct duel with a dynamic Como midfield (who have drawn 13 fouls across their last five) makes this even more appealing. With Strefezza’s starting role, the pressure on Mkhitaryan only increases further if the Brazilian features on the right; he draws an average of 2.4 fouls per 90, and has won 2+ fouls in seven of his last 10. Add the emotional volatility of a title-deciding game, and Mkhitaryan's discipline will be thoroughly tested.

With 11 goals this season and seven in the league, Dumfries is more than just a defensive asset. He continually offers significant threat down the right flank with 1.52 shots per 90. He has had 2+ shots in eight of his last 13 starts, showcasing his forward thrust. He also managed three attempts (one on target) in the reverse fixture, reaffirming his tendency to get into advanced areas. With Inter likely pressing for goals, expect Dumfries to push forward frequently.