Not only are they the league’s most potent attack, averaging 2.18 goals per game in the league, but they are even more ruthless at the San Siro. An average of 2.31 goals per game in the league, they have scored 2 or more goals in eight of their last nine league matches at the San Siro, doing so in a total 12 of their 16 this season.

Their 3-0 defeat to AC Milan in midweek was the first time they’ve failed to score at home this season, having scored in 26 straight prior. While Roma have only conceded two or more goals in four away league matches this season, their record against the Nerazzurri tells a different story - shipping two or more in eight of the last 11 meetings across all competitions.

The young attacking midfielder has emerged as a consistent shooting threat. He averages 2.56 shots per 90 minutes and has registered at least two shots in five of his last six starts.

With goals in three of Roma’s last four away games, Soulé could once again be a key contributor. Notably, in the reverse fixture, he managed two shots within just 11 minutes as a substitute. He looks a nice price for a couple of shots here.

Martinez continues to impress with a strong record of 3.48 shots per 90 and 1.49 on target this season. He’s hit the target in each of his last nine games and scored in the reverse fixture (12 shots on target in total over this period).

Historically, he thrives in this matchup, having hit the target in each of his last six starts against Roma, he can cause them some more problems here.

Inter’s attacking numbers at home have been exceptional, finding the net twice or more in eight of their last nine league outings at San Siro. Across all competitions, they’ve only failed to score once at home all season. With the likes of Lautaro Martínez and Marcus Thuram in top form and the service from wide areas remaining consistent, their offensive firepower should be too much for Roma’s defence to contain over 90 minutes.

That said, Roma arrive in excellent form themselves, unbeaten in 17 Serie A games and scoring in each of their last nine away fixtures. They’ve shown the attacking edge needed to trouble top sides, and with Inter having now conceded in six straight home matches, shipping 10 goals - more than in their previous 15 home games combined (9), the door is certainly open for the visitors to find the net.

Both teams scoring seems a strong possibility, given the pressure of the title race, Simone Inzaghi’s men will be desperate to claim all three points. Their league home record (W12, D3, L1) and six-game winning streak in Serie A at the San Siro underline their reliability when it matters most. Roma have a poor record away to top-half sides (D4, L2) and haven't won at the San Siro since 2017.

Despite being a centre-back, Bisseck ranks in the 99th percentile for shots in his position, averaging 1.04 per 90. He has taken at least two shots in each of his last three starts, often posing a threat from set pieces and corners. He has also fired one effort on target in each of his last three starts.

This selection offers strong value given both matchup context and historical trends. While Barella averages one foul per 90, he has committed at least one in four of his last five starts. In the reverse fixture, he committed a notable five fouls.

Deployed on the right of Inter’s midfield three, he’ll likely face a Roma left flank that draws frequent fouls, 15 across their last five games. If Manu Koné starts (2.84 fouls drawn per 90), or if Saelemaekers features in a left-sided role (2 fouls drawn per 90), Barella could be tested regularly.