It was a perfect 5-0 win for Inter Milan at the weekend, as they eased past Sassuolo at the Mapei Stadium. While the visitors were aided by a red card to Nemanja Matic, the Nerazzurri were well in control before the Sassuolo man was dismissed.

Yann Bisseck opened the scoring after just 11 minutes, before Marcus Thuram doubled the advantage shortly after. Lautaro Martinez, Manuel Akanji and Luis Henrique added to the scoresheet, and Inter Milan have now scored 57 goals from their 24 Serie A matches this campaign, ranking them as the most efficient attacking unit in the Italian top-flight. 

While this match against Juventus promises to be a tough test, the reverse fixture between the sides finished as a seven-goal thriller, with Inter accounting for three of those goals. The Nerazzurri also put four past the Bianconeri when the sides last met at the San Siro.

Juventus are quite some distance behind Inter with 41 goals this season, but that actually ranks them as the 2nd-best attacking unit in the Italian top-flight this season. It’s a clash between two attack-minded sides, and chances are expected at both ends of the field. 

In addition to the seven goals, there were also 14 corners in the last head-to-head meeting between the sides, with five for Juventus and nine for Inter. Even last season, this matchup saw plenty of corners, and this selection landed with ease in both league meetings. 

There were 18 corners when these two last faced off at the San Siro, with 13 for Inter and five for Juventus. Once again, it was an entertaining clash, with eight goals shared four apiece. The reverse fixture in Turin was a more cagey contest, finishing 1-0, but there were still 12 corners to exceed this line comfortably.

Federico Dimarco put in a stellar performance at the weekend, as he recorded three assists in a 5-0 win at Sassuolo. Operating in a left wing back role, Dimarco is given plenty of attacking license by Cristian Chivu, and the Italian international looks to get forward at every available opportunity. He didn’t score against Sassuolo, but Dimarco has bagged five goals from 22 Serie A appearances this season, highlighting how he does have an eye for goal. 

He racked up four efforts against Sassuolo, and was unlucky not to find the back of the net - one of his attempts hit the woodwork. Dimarco is averaging 2.2 shots per 90 at the San Siro this season, and has landed this selection in tough matchups against the likes of Arsenal, Napoli and AC Milan. He also managed two shots on target when he last faced Juventus on home turf.

Bremer made his return to first team action in December, having been hindered by injuries, and has once again established himself as a key figure at the back. He has started each of the last 12 Juventus matches across all competitions, and has landed this selection in nine of those. The Brazilian is averaging 1.24 fouls per 90 across all competitions this season, highlighting an aggressive defensive style. 

He accounted for one of Juventus’ 14 infringements when they last faced Inter Milan, as the Nerazzurri forward line proved difficult to contain. Lautaro Martinez is likely to partner Marcus Thuram up front here, and those two have combined for 3.73 fouls drawn per 90 this season across all competitions. Even the backup forwards Pio Esposito and Ange-Yoan Bonny are adept at drawing infringements, so regardless of who starts up top, Bremer draws a solid matchup to improve his foul numbers.