Thuram has gotten off to a fantastic start this season, largely making up for his compatriot, Martinez’s drop in form. The Frenchman is averaging 1.71 shots on target per 90 and only Matteo Retegui has found the back of the net on more occasions.

Thuram has tested the keeper at least once in six of his last seven league games, including matches against Roma, Juventus, and Milan.

Although Napoli’s defence has been pretty strong this season, they’ve conceded fourteen shots on target across their last four games and if any team is capable of breaching their defence it’s surely Inter.

Backing Di Lorenzo to commit a foul tends to be a reliable choice but he’s particularly excelled in the market this season, averaging a remarkable 1.82 fouls per 90.

He’s played every possible league minute for Napoli this season, sinning at least once in nine out of his last 10.

Inter are averaging 11.45 fouls drawn per 90 this season and it’s a fair expectation that this could be a lowball prediction given the intensity of this affair. Di Lorenzo will also surely have more defending to do as Inter apply the pressure and create chances.

Lobotka has demonstrated remarkable consistency in the fouling department this season, and whilst he’s not always a guaranteed starter, when he is, he tends not to let punters down.

Across all competitions, he’s made 13 appearances for club and country this season, committing at least one foul in 11 of those matches. In the league alone, the Slovakian international is averaging 1.48 fouls per 90.

He’ll likely come face to face with Nicolo Barella who’s drawn an average of 1.65 fouls per 90 this season.

The hosts have picked up no more than 17 yellow cards in their 11 league games this season, a tally which coincidentally matches that of Napoli. This contributes to an average of just 1.55 per 90, putting the team’s joint eighteenth in the league with regards to that metric.

To date, not one of Inter’s games has exceeded the 5.5 card mark and only two have surpassed 4.5. Similarly, this has been a winning selection in 10 out of Napoli’s 11 games, with their matches producing a conservative average of just 3.45.

It’s clear for all to see that the signing of Lukaku has been a massive boost to Kvaratskhelia’s chances in front of goal, creating a great opportunity for punters to capitalise on.

The Georgian international has tested the keeper at least once in eight of his ten league starts, managing the feat. in tough clashes with Milan and Atalanta already this season. On balance, he’s averaging over 1.4 shots on target per 90 and represents some serious value here.

Inter are averaging 3.55 shots on target conceded per league game and Napoli are expected to surpass this figure.

Having quickly won over the Napoli fans since his move from Man United, McTominay’s been giving defences a torrid time as of late.

The Scotsman has been deployed more offensively since the move and is averaging 2.23 shots per 90 minutes.

He’s fired off at least two in five of his last six starts for Napoli, averaging 2.5 per 90 over the period. In addition to that, he also managed the feat on three separate occasions playing for Scotland over the respective international breaks.

Despite having broadly impressed for Inter this season, Bastoni has been a reliable contender in the fouls market, sinning at least once in all 10 league games to date.

Over the course of the campaign, the Italian star has averaged 1.74 fouls per 90, most recently slipping up four times against Venezia, despite playing just 69 minutes.

He’ll have Kvaratskhelia to deal with on Sunday, whose been one of the leagues most fouled players, drawing an average of 1.99 per 90 minutes.

No side in Serie A is able to match Inter’s impressive average of 7.0 corners per game, dwarfing Milan’s average of 6.2 which is enough to put them in second. Inter have won the corner match bet in 73% of their league matches this season, losing it just twice, against Udinese and Atalanta.

Napoli on the other hand, average just 5.27 per game which is already low but is also significantly distorted by one game as they won 16 against Lecce. In the absence of this match, their average falls to just 3.8 which would put them 16th in the metric.

They’ve accumulated more corners than their opposition in just 45% of their league matches this season and are unlikely to do so away at Inter.