Inter Milan will be looking to extend their dominant run and claim a seventh consecutive Serie A victory when they face Bologna at the iconic San Siro on Wednesday evening. With a chance to close the gap to just one point behind the league leaders, the Nerazzurri will be determined to keep their momentum going.
Bologna, who have been competitive this season, will be hoping to rebound from a tough draw in their previous outing. Their resilience was on full display as they nearly secured all three points in their last match but were denied by a late twist.
For Inter, the sting of their Supercoppa Italiana defeat to AC Milan is still fresh, but they quickly shifted their focus and got back to winning ways with a 1-0 victory over Venezia. This was a crucial response, as they aim to keep pace with the top of the Serie A table.
As the reigning champions, Inter will want to make a statement with a dominant performance, while Bologna will look to cause an upset and add to their points tally.
Inter Milan will be looking to extend their dominant run and claim a seventh consecutive Serie A victory when they face Bologna at the iconic San Siro on Wednesday evening. With a chance to close the gap to just one point behind the league leaders, the Nerazzurri will be determined to keep their momentum going.
Bologna, who have been competitive this season, will be hoping to rebound from a tough draw in their previous outing. Their resilience was on full display as they nearly secured all three points in their last match but were denied by a late twist.
For Inter, the sting of their Supercoppa Italiana defeat to AC Milan is still fresh, but they quickly shifted their focus and got back to winning ways with a 1-0 victory over Venezia. This was a crucial response, as they aim to keep pace with the top of the Serie A table.
As the reigning champions, Inter will want to make a statement with a dominant performance, while Bologna will look to cause an upset and add to their points tally.
For the first time since that cup victory, the Rossoblu will visit San Siro with the goal of extending an incredible run in which they have scored in each of the previous 13 league encounters between the two teams in Milan.
Last weekend, Bologna played its first 2025 match late in the season. They came within seconds of winning at home, but had to settle with a draw with Roma.
Lewis Ferguson scored from the penalty spot shortly after Thijs Dallinga's second goal of the season put them behind early in the second half at Stadio Dall'Ara. However, their visitors grabbed a draw when Jhon Lucumi gave up a last-minute penalty for a VAR-awarded handball.
On Sunday, Simone Inzaghi started a new midfield trio consisting of Barella, Asllani, and \Zielinski; they might play together again in the middle of the week.
Colombian center-back Jhon Lucumi is now suspended due to accumulated bookings, but Bologna can call up former Milan midfielder Tommaso Pobega, who has served a one-match suspension for his red card against Hellas Verona.
Chronic absentees Both Nicolo Cambiaghi and Oussama El Azzouzi have resumed their training, but neither is yet ready for duty, much like Swiss midfielder Michel Aebische
Having contributed to three goals in his last four league games against Inter, Riccardo Orsolini is hoping for a comeback after being benched over the weekend. He will compete with a number of other players to help Santiago Castro or Thijs Dallinga up front.
