Feyenoord's right side and Inter's left side meet in the most direct attacking duel of that match. Inter can press and deliver through Dimarco, but their recent volume has not always produced a clean winner. Manchester United can start quickly through Fernandes, while Roma have shown more than one way to answer after conceding. The first defensive possession after either side scores should carry more weight than early territory.
Read and Hadj Moussa can release Valente or Ferri after the first wide touch, a route Feyenoord used even after being pinned by PSV. Inter's Bastoni played the Milan derby but is now suspended, changing the cover beside Dimarco where Feyenoord are most productive. Feyenoord's right-sided core played the last Sittard match, and their later adjustment against PSV showed a response when pressed. Inter still bring Thuram and Dimarco into the box, but Feyenoord have the direct route to stay in the match. That's why I'm siding with Feyenoord.
United's Fernandes, Mbeumo and Amad can find space behind Roma's wingbacks, yet chances at Chelsea went unfinished and the first central turnover changed the game. Roma's Soulé, Malen and wingbacks have found separate finishes and replies, including recent corner and wide-delivery goals. United's Sesko, Shaw, Ugarte and Dorgu missed Chelsea and remain listed out; Mainoo and Amad played. Roma can attack United's first reset as well as answer an opening goal. That's why I'm siding with AS Roma.
