Inter's wingbacks and Feyenoord's right side should keep testing the space behind each other's first defensive line. Inter can recycle a cleared cross into another delivery, while Feyenoord can break through Read and Hadj Moussa. Both teams have recently kept creating after the first goal changed the game. The decisive contest is whether those entries become another clean shot before the defence resets.
Hadj Moussa played the full Sittard match and supplied four key passes, while his right-sided attack also brought Feyenoord back against PSV. Bastoni played and scored in Inter's latest match but is now suspended; Carlos Augusto is a projected replacement on the side Feyenoord can target. Lautaro missed that last match, and Feyenoord's current back four has already played together despite a long injury list.
Inter's delivery from Dimarco and Çalhanoğlu will keep the home defence busy. Feyenoord's repeat right-sided supply and its demonstrated response after conceding give it a strong route to stay with Inter through the finish. That's why I'm siding with Feyenoord to win or draw.
