Inter take on the visitors Torino in a quarterfinal match of Coppa Italia. The match will be played on Wednesday, February 4th at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) (Milan).
Inter were in a similar position back in 2025 under Simone Inzaghi. That season ultimately ended in disappointment, finishing with a heavy 0–5 defeat against PSG. Moreover, even under Chivu there have already been setbacks, including losses at the Club World Cup and, more recently, in the Italian Super Cup, where they were beaten on penalties by Bologna rather than one of the traditional giants. At the same time, there have been plenty of positive signs, and arguably they now outweigh the negatives. Inter made a strong start in the Champions League and eventually secured a place in the play-offs with a final victory. In Serie A, they managed to take the lead in the standings and have gradually increased their advantage. At the weekend, they recorded yet another league win against Cremonese. It is therefore no surprise that such momentum carried over into the cup, where they confidently crushed Venezia 5–1. Overall results show that Inter are maintaining consistency across competitions. Their ability to win regularly at home further underlines their status as clear favorites in domestic tournaments.
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Torino continue to tread water. The Granata were once rated far higher than their city rivals Juventus. Those truly great times are long gone and ended tragically, but hopes of a breakthrough still remain, at least in the form of qualifying for European competitions. Last season they were not even close, finishing 11th with 44 points. In the summer, Marco Baroni was brought to Turin, but little has changed, with the same rather bleak results keeping the team around the middle of the table. After a humiliating 0–6 defeat to Como, they managed to regroup and narrowly beat Lecce. Where Torino have genuinely surprised this season is the cup. After eliminating Modena and Pisa earlier, they went on to knock out Roma away from home in January with a 3–2 win. Despite this, their league form remains inconsistent and lacks momentum. Regular dropped points suggest that Torino still struggle to compete with top-tier opponents over a full match.
In the last 13 head-to-head matches, the Granata have managed just one draw, losing all the others, including a 5–0 defeat in August earlier this season. No one expects a major upset from the visitors. The hosts should confidently confirm their superior level and win this match with a handicap of “-1.5 goals.”
Prediction for the match: Inter to win with -1.5 handicap.
