Alessandro Bastoni’s defensive role for Inter Milan makes him a reliable choice for this bet, as he averages 1.2 fouls per game and always starts.

He’ll be directly matched up with Venezia’s Joel Pohjanpalo, a physical forward who draws 1.1 fouls per game. It would be no shock for him to sin this weekend.

Only Lautaro Martinez and Marcus Thuram have taken more shots for Inter this season than Dimarco. He averages 0.7 shots per game, and with Inter expected to create numerous chances against Venezia, this bet presents excellent value.

Venezia have averaged 1.8 cards per game this season, and against a strong Inter side, they are likely to face intense pressure, which may lead to more fouls and cards.

Additionally, referee Maria Sole Ferrieri Caputi is known for her strict officiating style, having averaged 5.6 yellow cards per game in Serie B last season, where she refereed most of her games. With a challenging match ahead, this bet is compelling as Venezia’s defensive efforts could easily result in at least two cards.

Venezia have averaged 2.9 corners per game in Serie A this season, while Inter have allowed only three corners per game on average. Given Inter’s dominance in possession and expected attacking control, Venezia’s corner count may well fall below this average.

Only a third of Venezia’s games this season have seen them reach three corners, and they rank among the bottom three teams in Serie A for corners earned in away games.

Meanwhile, 40% of Inter’s home matches have seen their opponents fail to reach three corners, underscoring their ability to limit opposition set pieces. With Inter likely to control the tempo and limit Venezia’s opportunities in the attacking third, betting on Venezia to stay under 2.5 corners at 1.6 offers solid value.

While we can expect Inter to dominate the game this bet still seems to provide decent value. Inter concede an average of 3.9 shots on target a game while Venezia have averaged 3.7 shots on target per game themselves.

Recent defensive lapses have also seen Inter concede eight goals in their last three Serie A home games – matching their total over the previous 17. This suggests their defence may not be as impenetrable as assumed, and Venezia could capitalise with at least a few shots on target.

This bet holds strong value, having hit in all but one of Venezia’s away games and in all but one of Inter’s home fixtures this season. With Inter boasting a formidable attack (scoring 2.4 a game) and Venezia grappling with defensive issues (conceding 1.8 a game), the conditions are ripe for a high-scoring match.

Both teams have been regularly involved in high-scoring games, making it likely that this game will see three or more goals, providing a solid opportunity for this wager.

Inter Milan have been averaging 6.8 corners per game this season, and with Venezia’s away matches averaging 10.17 corners, this bet shows strong potential.

We’re expecting a dominant performance from Inter against a deep-lying Venezia side, so it’s reasonable to predict they will generate a significant number of corners. Given Inter’s attacking style and Venezia’s likely defensive setup, betting on over 6.5 corners is a solid choice for this matchup.

Venezia’s most carded player, Zampano has already picked up two yellow cards in Serie A, highlighting his tendency to commit fouls, especially in high-stakes matches. Against an attacking powerhouse like Inter, Zampano will likely be under intense pressure throughout the game.

He may be forced to resort to fouling to disrupt Inter’s pace and prevent their forwards from breaking through Venezia’s defensive lines. Inter’s style of play – characterised by quick transitions and aggressive attacks down the wings – means Zampano will be facing constant challenges and may be drawn into tactical fouls to break up play.