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- Kick off: 21:00 CET
- Inter's previous 5 games: WWLLW
- BVB's previous 5 games: DDWDD
Well, I'm at the San Siro for this one, so you all know who to blame when it all goes wrong.
We're fairly 'ravaged' by injuries by our standards, with Sensi pretty much 100% out, D'Ambrosio chilling with a cast on his toe, and Sanchez hanging out with the medical staff until at least December. I'm not sure on the status of the niggle Godin picked up against Juve, but seeing as the club hasn't mentioned anything about it I assume he's fine.
However, it's not all smooth sailing for BVB either. Götze may or may not make it, and Alcacer is out for sure. Burki may also be out due to a knee injury. Sancho wasn't called up against Gladbach due to being late to training, but it's unclear as to whether his suspension will carry on to Wednesday.
If we want to continue past the group stage, we need to win here, and then at least draw in Germany in two weeks. In all likelihood, we'll see the same formation we saw on Sunday but with Godin coming in for Bastoni and Asamoah in for Biraghi.
In the least 'meme-able' way possible, an 'Antonio Conte Masterclass(™)' is needed here. Dortmund could absolutely murder us if we're not 100% concentrated on the defensive aspect of the game for 90+ minutes, and that makes me worried with Asamoah, Brozovic, and Candreva on the pitch, who are quite prone to the occasional lapse.
As for scoring, get the ball into Lautaro's feet within the first two minutes and pray. It seems to work quite well.
- Inter's previous 5 games: WWLLW
- BVB's previous 5 games: DDWDD
Well, I'm at the San Siro for this one, so you all know who to blame when it all goes wrong.
We're fairly 'ravaged' by injuries by our standards, with Sensi pretty much 100% out, D'Ambrosio chilling with a cast on his toe, and Sanchez hanging out with the medical staff until at least December. I'm not sure on the status of the niggle Godin picked up against Juve, but seeing as the club hasn't mentioned anything about it I assume he's fine.
However, it's not all smooth sailing for BVB either. Götze may or may not make it, and Alcacer is out for sure. Burki may also be out due to a knee injury. Sancho wasn't called up against Gladbach due to being late to training, but it's unclear as to whether his suspension will carry on to Wednesday.
If we want to continue past the group stage, we need to win here, and then at least draw in Germany in two weeks. In all likelihood, we'll see the same formation we saw on Sunday but with Godin coming in for Bastoni and Asamoah in for Biraghi.
In the least 'meme-able' way possible, an 'Antonio Conte Masterclass(™)' is needed here. Dortmund could absolutely murder us if we're not 100% concentrated on the defensive aspect of the game for 90+ minutes, and that makes me worried with Asamoah, Brozovic, and Candreva on the pitch, who are quite prone to the occasional lapse.
As for scoring, get the ball into Lautaro's feet within the first two minutes and pray. It seems to work quite well.