Inter and Fiorentina both have routes from midfield into the box, even though their recent results look different. Their wing play and second balls should shape the scoring chances. Athletic and Getafe form a tighter contest of wide entries against direct exits. The key there is whether territorial pressure becomes a second clean finish.
Inter can bring Barella's delivery to Thuram, then add Diouf, Zieliński, Augusto and Bonny to the next wave. Fiorentina's Fagioli can release Njie or Mastantuono toward Pellegrino; their Como performance produced meaningful clean shots despite the result. Lautaro missed Inter's previous match and remains listed out, while Fiorentina's Fagioli, Njie and Pellegrino played the full Como match. Fiorentina's defensive absences also leave Inter's wide and substitute combinations useful. I expect both attacks to reach a finishing contact, so I'm backing goals for Inter and Fiorentina.
Athletic should work Nico's side and look for Iñaki on the far side, while Getafe can press the inside pass and play directly into Ünal or Satriano. Sancet and Guruzeta missed Athletic's previous match, and their absence matters after a Levante game with plenty of attempts but few clean shots. Getafe lack Djené for league play, yet their available strikers and league defensive arrangement give them an outlet after Athletic's first wave. I expect a close margin even if Athletic lead, so I'm siding with Getafe to keep this competitive.
