Inter Milan and Bayern Munich are set for a highly anticipated quarterfinal clash in the 2025 UEFA Champions League. The match will take place on Wednesday.
Inter Milan enters the game with impressive momentum, boasting a 12-game unbeaten streak. This run includes a significant 2-1 victory over Bayern in the first leg of this Champions League encounter, played at Bayern`s home ground, Allianz Arena, last week.
Bayern Munich, on the other hand, is aiming to recover and overcome Inter`s advantage. However, their form has been somewhat inconsistent recently. In their most recent Bundesliga match, they drew 2-2 with Borussia Dortmund.
The match is scheduled to kick off at 3 p.m. ET at the San Siro Stadium in Milan.
Betting odds currently favor Bayern as the slight favorites at +155 (bet $100 to win $155) on the 90-minute money line. Inter is considered the underdog at +165. A draw is priced at +240, and the over/under for total goals is set at 2.5.
Expert Prediction: Harry Kane – 2+ Shots on Target (+110)
According to expert analysis, a noteworthy betting opportunity is Harry Kane to have 2 or more shots on target at odds of +110. Kane has been consistent in hitting shots on target, achieving this in almost every Champions League match this season. He has also maintained this form in his last four games across all competitions, including managing two shots on target against Inter in the first leg.
Expert Prediction: Half with Most Goals – Second Half (+100)
Another expert prediction suggests that the second half is likely to have more goals at even odds (+100). Bayern`s goals against Dortmund both came after the 60-minute mark. Given Inter`s strong defensive record, conceding only three goals in 11 Champions League matches, experts anticipate a tight first half with Inter focusing on defense. The expectation is that Bayern will dominate possession and attack, but will face a tough challenge breaking down Inter`s defense. As the game progresses, and potentially with increased urgency, the second half might become more open and see more goals.
Adrian Whitmore