Inter vs RB Leipzig Prediction & Betting Tips (26 November)

Finalist of the Champions two years ago by losing by the smallest of margins against Manchester City, Inter Milan, for several seasons has once again become a big fish in European football. Winner of their 20th Scudetto last year, the Nerazzurri have revenge to take in this C1 following their exit in the 1/8th final last year, defeated by Arsenal after penalties. For the moment, everything is going wrong for the Italians who beat Arsenal 1-0 on the previous day, following on from their success against Young Boys of Berne with a goal from Marcus Thuram at the end of the match 0 -1, as well as a success full of panache for the arrival of Red Star Belgrade 4-0. If we count the point from the draw snatched from the Etihad against Man City during the 1st day 0-0, Inter therefore remains undefeated in this new format of the big-eared cup. In Calcio, the Milanese are well on their way to achieving the back-to-back by occupying the first rows top 4. Just before the break, Inzaghi's men had held the leader, Naples, in check at home 1 -1, thus pushing for a 10th match without defeat in all competitions. Last weekend, Inter defended this series and its spot in the first car of Serie A on the Hellas Verona meadow to follow.

Opposite, we find another rather posh formation on paper, the RB Leipzig who are currently achieving nothing in this new format with four defeats in as many days. Afterwards, it must be said that the draw did not spare the players of the Red Bull franchise with a perilous trip to the pitch of Atlético Madrid 2-1, the reception of the revival of Juventus under the paw of Thiago Motta 2-3, and the arrival of the undisputed leader of this new version of the Champions, Liverpool 0-1. On the other hand, during J4, even on the road, the RBL had to bring back a little something from Scotland against Celtic Glasgow, but it only brought back a 3-1 defeat. In the Bundesliga, it wasn't the big party before the break either as the evening visitors lost to Borussia Dortmund 2-1, before being held by Borussia Mönchengladbach at home 0-0. Traveling to Hoffenheim last weekend, Marco Rose's men knew that they were expected to get back on track. 

For the reception of Arsenal during the fourth day, Inzaghi (coach), could not count on Carlos Augusto (injured), who is in any case not necessarily a legitimate player to enter the starting eleven. The midfielder could stay in the stands this evening (still injured). For the rest, the entire group will be intact, including offensive players like Marcus Thuram (7 goals, 2 assists in SA), Lautaro Martinez (only 1 pawn in Champions) or the Iranian international Taremi, brilliant with his selection during the last break with a hat-trick of assists against North Korea and a goal against Kyrgyzstan. Probably one of the very best at his left side/piston position, Dimarco won't be missed either.

 At RB Leipzig, we will be betting a lot on the prowess of Sesko (3 pawns in C1) but we will not be able to count on the coveted Lukeba who sees Real Madrid giving him a look (injured), on the Dutch crack Xavi Simons ( 2 goals in the league), on the German international Raum, or the long-term injured Schlager (not a match since the start of the season). The important Austrian midfielder Baumgartner (international) will be traveling to Giuseppe Meazza, the same for Lois Openda (5 goals, 3 goals in the Bundesliga), and for the Hungarian international Willi Orban, author of 2 goals in the league, not awful for a defender.