Not only have Juventus kept seven clean sheets in Serie A this season, but they rarely give away corners either. Their first eight games of the campaign have seen an average of 3.12 against for Thiago Motta’s men and Sunday’s hosts do not give up much in that department either.

Simeone Inzaghi’s side has given up an average of 3.00 corners per game and by the same token, have earned an average of 6.38 at the other end. Only 25% of their first eight matches have ended with over 10.5 total corners and considering Juventus’ defence, this percentage could increase.

In terms of discipline, both Inter and Juventus find themselves at the lower end of the Serie A scale. They are punished less for trying to get the ball back because either outfit rarely gives away possession in the first place, which subsequently leads to fewer cards being shown.

Juventus rank 12th in Serie A’s discipline charts, Inter three places further back. Sunday’s hosts average just 1.50 cards per game in the league this season, while the visitors average 1.88 for and against. With this in mind, the maximum total of four looks to be a safe enough limit.

Before their trip to the San Siro, Juventus had averaged 4.00 shots on target in Serie A this season, in addition to the 12.7 shots per game they had also recorded. Even though they were slightly below average in terms of attempts against Lazio last Sunday, that should not matter here.

Thiago Motta’s men recorded just three shots on target last weekend but three is the magic number for this bet-builder leg. In six of their eight league outings to date, Juventus have recorded at least three shots on target, and with 75% of the sample proving positive, it is a positive enough choice for us.

Although Marcus Thuram is capturing most of the San Siro limelight, his Inter teammate Lautaro Martinez also deserves some plaudits. The Argentine has scored three league goals in Serie A this season and with an expected goals value of 3.01, his xG is almost currently at parity.

In addition to the three league goals he has scored, Martinez has created plenty of opportunities and although one criticism could be that he does not convert enough of his chances, a league average of 1.14 shots on target per game suggests that he is getting himself in the correct attacking positions.

Juventus star Manuel Locatelli does not shy away from activity on the pitch, and because of this, he has been known to draw the ire of referees. The 26-year-old has already picked up two cautions this season after being booked against Como in the opening week and Lazio last weekend.

In addition to this, the defensive midfielder has also registered an average of 1.43 fouls per game in his bid to stop opposition attacks from truly getting started and with Inter set to launch wave after wave on Sunday, an above-average level of discussion with the referee is to be expected.

On the other side of the disciplinary spectrum now and we are going to look at players getting fouled rather than giving them away. One player that stands out in relation to the odds on offer is Kenan Yildiz and with his ability to play numerous attacking roles, it offers numerous ways to be stopped.

The 19-year-old has appeared in each of Juventus’ eight Serie A games this season and has been fouled an average of 1.00 times per game. He played the full 90 minutes against Lazio last Sunday—his fifth full appearance this season. If he plays the full 90 this Sunday, Inter will find plenty of ways to target him.

Inter’s Marcus Thuram will be keen to get the better of the club that his father, Lilian used to play for in the early 2000s and he will also be keen to get his name on the scoresheet. With seven goals to his name in Serie A already this season, such an objective is far from outside the realm of possibility on Sunday.

Due to his scoring ability, the possibility of even testing the Juventus goalkeeper will be rather high. An average of 1.75 shots on target had already been registered before this weekend’s clash at the San Siro. Just one between the frame of the goal will be enough to tick this bet builder leg off.

There is no doubt that Lautaro Martinez can be a handful for his opponents. Not only does he pose a threat when in front of goal, but he also poses a threat to any opposition player who dares try to stop him from scoring. This combination of attributes appeals to us before the weekend.

The Argentine may have already scored three league goals this season, but he has also given away the highest average number of fouls per game in Inter colours—an average of 1.71 against per game. Although he has yet to be shown a yellow card, you get the feeling it cannot be far away either.