Juventus vs Inter Milan Predictions

Jon Wilde 23 Jul 2019

Juventus vs Inter Milan predictions for their International Champions Cup match on Wednesday
We are backing the scores to be level after 90 minutes in Nanjing
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Juventus vs Inter Milan Score Prediction

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1-1 draw 6/1

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Juventus vs Inter Milan Match Info

Date: Wednesday July 24 2019
Kick-off time: 12.30pm BST
Venue: Nanjing Olympic Sports Centre

Juventus vs Inter Milan Head-To-Head Record

Last 4 matches

April 27 2019: Inter Milan 1-1 Juventus
December 7 2018: Juventus 1-0 Inter Milan

April 28 2018: Inter Milan 2-3 Juventus
December 9 2017: Juventus 0-0 Inter Milan

Total head-to-head matches played since 1993-94 (all competitions): 57
Juventus wins: 26
Inter Milan wins: 12
Draws: 19

Juventus vs Inter Milan Stats

These Italian rivals met in the inaugural 2013 International Champions Cup and Inter Milan won on penalties after a 1-1 draw in Miami
Juventus are unbeaten in their last five matches against Inter
Under 2.5 goals were scored in four of those five games

Juventus vs Inter Milan Match Preview

These teams are playing catch-up in the International Champions Cup – and we are backing them to both have their chances of winning the competition ended by a draw in China.

At the time of writing on Tuesday evening, the minimum requirement to be crowned overall victors of this 12-team event was two wins in 90 minutes which Arsenal had already achieved. The Gunners had the chance to raise the bar even higher when they played Real Madrid in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

Results are not the be-all and end-all for Juventus and Inter Milan at this stage of pre-season, but you can be sure these Italian rivals will want to get one over on the other before domestic hostilities begin again towards the end of next month.

Further spice is, of course, provided by the managerial connections between these clubs – new Juventus boss Maurizio Sarri was, of course, the successor at Chelsea to Antonio Conte, who is now in charge of Inter and previously led the Turin giants to the first three of their eight consecutive Serie A titles.

Both lost their opener in this competition to English opposition last weekend, with Inter looking decidedly short of match practice as they were beaten 1-0 in Singapore by a goal from Manchester United youngster Mason Greenwood.

Juventus, meanwhile, were involved in a thriller at the same venue the following day, going 2-1 up against Tottenham through goals from Gonzalo Higuain and Cristiano Ronaldo but eventually succumbing 3-2 as Lucas Moura and a Harry Kane wonder strike turned it around.

Each team should be sharper for the outing but with Inter also having had a run-out in the Swiss city of Lugano before travelling to Asia, their fitness advantage may just enable them to hold Juventus to a draw.

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