Inter vs Juventus Result 2024-10-27

Player statistic

1st half
Piotr Zielinski Penalty 15'    
    20' Goal Dusan Vlahovic
(Assist: Weston McKennie)
    26' Goal Timothy Weah
(Assist: Francisco Conceição)
Henrikh Mkhitaryan
(Assist: Marcus Thuram)
Goal 35'    
Piotr Zielinski Penalty 37'    
2nd half
    52' Yellow card Danilo
Denzel Dumfries Goal 53'    
Benjamin Pavard Yellow card 59'    
    71' Goal Kenan Yıldız
(Assist: Weston McKennie)
Denzel Dumfries Yellow card 75'    
    82' Goal Kenan Yıldız

Match statistic

47
Possession
53
18
Total shots
10
9
Shots on target
5
4
Shots off target
3
5
Blocked shots
2
13
Corners
5
0
Offsides
0
11
Fouls
16

The moment we've all been waiting for is finally here! It's time for the Derby d'Italia, where Inter and Juventus are set to clash in a thrilling Serie A Week 9 match on Sunday, October 27, 2024, at the iconic Giuseppe Meazza Stadium in Milan, Italy. Inter has faced Juventus more than any other team in Serie A, suffering 87 defeats, which accounts for 13% of their total losses in the league. However, Juventus has only managed to secure two wins in their last six encounters with Inter, recording two draws and two losses.

Stats before the game


Inter have won two of their last four Serie A games (D1 L1) played against Juventus in Milan: as many wins as in their previous 11 league games (D4 L5).

Juventus are the only team unbeaten (W4 D4) after the first eight games in a Serie A season for the first time since 2019/20; on the other hand, Inter have won five of their last seven league games (D1 L1), after failing to win in four of their previous five (D3 L1).

Inter have lost only one of their last 19 home games (W14 L4) in Serie A: 1-2, on 22 September, against Milan; Juventus, on the other hand, have won two of their last three away games (D1 L1), after failing to win in their previous eight (D5 L3). Furthermore, the Bianconeri are the only team in the current big five European leagues not to have conceded an away goal.

Juventus have conceded just one goal in this league; only three teams have conceded a maximum of one goal after the first nine games in a single Serie A season: Inter and Cagliari in 1966/67 (one each) and Roma in 2013/14 (also one).

Inter (151) and Juventus (196) are the two teams that have produced the most sequences of open play of at least 10 passes in this Serie A; however, of these 347, only three have ended with a goal (two for the Bianconeri, both against Genoa, and one for the Nerazzurri, against Torino).

On the one hand, Inter is the team with the highest average age (between starters and substitutes) in this Serie A: 29 years and 255 days; on the other, Juventus is the team with the second lowest average age (24 years and 252 days, behind only Parma, 24 years and 77 days).



Simone Inzaghi has won two Serie A games as Inter coach against Juventus; only five coaches in the Nerazzurri's history have done better, none of them in the three-point-for-a-win era: Helenio Herrera (seven), Giovanni Trapattoni (four), Árpád Weisz (three), Aldo Olivieri (three) and Eugenio Bersellini (three). On the other side, only three Bianconeri coaches have found success in their first Derby d'Italia on the Juventus bench in the competition in the last 30 years: Ciro Ferrara, Antonio Conte and Maurizio Sarri.

Dusan Vlahovic (15) and Marcus Thuram (13) are the two players who have scored the most goals in Serie A in the calendar year 2024; however, the Meazza is the stadium in which the Juventus striker has played the most games (seven) without scoring in the competition, while the Inter player is the one who has scored the most goals (five) at home in the current tournament.



Photo via x.com/Inter_en

Inter
Juventus

Starting lineups

1
Yann Sommer
Goalkeeper
95
Alessandro Bastoni
28
Benjamin Pavard
Defender
63'
32
Federico Dimarco
Defender
77'
6
Stefan de Vrij
Defender
2
Denzel Dumfries
Midfielder
22
Henrikh Mkhitaryan
Midfielder
23
Nicolò Barella
Midfielder
7
Piotr Zielinski
Midfielder
63'
10
Lautaro Martínez
9
Marcus Thuram
Attacker
87'
29
Michele Di Gregorio
Goalkeeper
27
Andrea Cambiaso
Defender
6
Danilo
Defender
77'
32
Juan Cabal
Defender
15
Pierre Kalulu
Defender
5
Manuel Locatelli
Midfielder
21
Nicolò Fagioli
Midfielder
61'
16
Weston McKennie
Midfielder
83'
9
Dusan Vlahovic
Attacker
77'
22
Timothy Weah
Attacker
61'

Substitutes

13
Josep Martínez
Goalkeeper
8
Marko Arnautovic
Attacker
11
Joaquín Correa
Attacker
17
Tajon Buchanan
Attacker
21
Kristjan Asllani
Midfielder
12
Raffaele Di Gennaro
Goalkeeper
42
Tomas Palacios
Defender
52
Thomas Berenbruch
Midfielder
31
Yann Bisseck
Defender
63'
16
Davide Frattesi
Midfielder
63'
36
Matteo Darmian
Defender
77'
99
Mehdi Taremi
Attacker
87'
1
Mattia Perin
Goalkeeper
23
Carlo Pinsoglio
Goalkeeper
40
Jonas Rouhi
Defender
17
Vasilije Adžić
Midfielder
10
Kenan Yıldız
Attacker
61'
37
Nicolò Savona
Defender
61'
4
Federico Gatti
Defender
77'
51
Samuel Mbangula
Attacker
77'
19
Khéphren Thuram
Midfielder
83'

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