Juventus vs Inter Prediction & Betting Tips (13 September)

For this meeting, Juventus is deprived of the excellent side Cambaso, suspended. To this are added the plans of goalkeeper No. 2 Perin, of the former Genoa Miretti as well as longtime absent Cabal and Milik. Former Lille David opened his counter with the old lady last weekend. The Turkish international Yildiz distinguished himself with 2 assists. Called among the Blues for the September rally, Kephren Thuram is holder in the midfield. This summer, Igor Tudor saw the Lille scorer Jonathan David Signer in the Piedmont, when Joao Mario (Porto) and Alvin Okoro (Venezia, ready) followed. On the other hand, Juventus lost a former Parisian, Timothy Weah, who passed the enemy by signing at OM. In addition, a pack of players left for loan while Samuel Mbangula (3 goals, 3 assists at the club last year) signed up in Wolfsburg, defender Savona and the midfielder Douglas Luiz joined Nottingham Forest and the young defender Alberto Costa signed in Porto. The Inter records the suspension returns from the Calhanoglu framework environment and the promising Esposito attacker. It is therefore a complete workforce that presents itself for this meeting.

Very complementary, the attackers Lautaro Martinez and Marcus Thuram have already found the net last weekend, with 1 and 2 goals respectively. The sides are always occupied by the excellent dumfries and diminco pistons. The successful recruit was in the midfield during the 1st day. The Inter has retained its headliners during the transfer window but note the departure of the coach, Simeone Inzaghi, who left for Al-Hilal. Loaned by Roma in 2025 and then sold, the Polish international Zalewski served as a resale purchase for the leaders of the Nerazzurri club, transferred for 17 million on the side of the Atalanta. In front, the replacements Arnautovic (Red Star) and Joaquin Correa (Botafogo) set sail. This is also the case with the Asllani (Torino) medium. On the other hand, the Inter recovered the Croatian nugget (Dinamo Zagreb) and the winger Luis Henrique (OM). Few other movements to report in the signature department except the Tricolore Ange-Yoan Bonny (Parma) and Andy Diouf (Lens). 

Tactically, Juventus appear more balanced and cohesive, with Tudor’s 3-4-3 system offering both defensive solidity and attacking width. Inter’s reliance on individual brilliance—particularly from Thuram and Martínez—may struggle against Juve’s compact shape and aggressive pressing. The midfield battle will be crucial, and Juventus seem better equipped to dominate possession and tempo, especially with Locatelli’s distribution and Thuram’s box-to-box dynamism. Inter’s wide threats, including Dumfries and Bastoni, will need to be sharp to stretch Juve’s back three, but the hosts have shown resilience in shutting down flank play.

Given current form, squad depth, and tactical discipline, Juventus are poised to edge this encounter. A 2–1 scoreline in favor of the Bianconeri feels both plausible and poetic—revenge for past setbacks and a statement of intent in the title race. Expect Vlahovic to continue his scoring streak, while Inter may find a late consolation through Thuram or Martínez. But in Turin, with momentum and structure on their side, Juventus should walk away with all three points and a growing sense of belief.