Juventus vs Inter

Two teams hoping to salvage a lost domestic campaign with cup silverware are set to do battle as Juventus host Inter Milan at the Allianz Stadium for the ...

Their [Europa League prospects remain intact](https://www.sportingnews.com/us/soccer/news/europa-league-quarter-final-draw-live-stream-fixtures-2023/qdlpqqpovje9cc0kb4jpyuxf), but that doesn't nearly ring the same. If Lautaro returns to the starting lineup for this match, which he should, he could see his luck run out with a card-happy official in charge. How do we know the two yellow cards in Serie A is a fluke? Despite having officiated the most Serie A games of any Italian referee this season, Massa leads them all in yellows per game, and is third among full-time officials in fouls per tackle. Kostic scored the game's lone goal the last time these two teams played, and he is on fire with five goal contributions in his last eight matches for club and country. [The Sporting News football betting expert Kyle Bonn](https://www.sportingnews.com/us/author/kyle-bonn) shares his best bets, props, and high risk/high return fliers for some of the biggest matches in the sport each week. Inter have been abysmal in front of net in recent games, with just three goals to show for their last four league games despite putting up 9.77 expected goals. 5) Juventus have not only won 11 of their last 13 matches across all competitions, but they're doing so with unprecedented defensive structure, conceding just six goals in that span. BST / 5 a.m. Inter, meanwhile, are in freefall, having failed to win three league games in a row and four of their last five. Furthermore, they've already knocked out two Serie A sides in this cup competition, beating Monza and Lazio both by a one-goal margin in the earlier Coppa Italia rounds.