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I don't know if there is a weekend without a big derby in Serie A. This is due to the large number of "big names" and the large fan base. On Saturday it is time for the clash between Roma and Inter, and later Napoli will meet Atalanta. These four teams are in the Top 5, but the "Wolves" are significantly behind the top four, and with three points in this match, the "Internazionale" will come out on top for at least a few hours.

So far, Mourinho's performance is not excellent, as more was expected from the specialist as a manager of his new club. Roma may be fifth, but they have lost in more than a third of the matches or exactly six times in fifteen games. This happened three times in the previous five rounds and the last was this week with 0:1 as a guest of Bologna.

Inter did not start the season very convincingly, but Simone Inzaghi gradually stabilized the performances of his team and things started to turn out more than well. Defending the title is now a real goal after seven unbeaten Serie A games and five wins. In the middle of the week, the Nerazzurri modestly defeated Spezia with 2:0, with the key being the third consecutive game without conceding a goal in all tournaments.

The strong results for both teams so far are mainly at home, where Roma has five wins, only four goals conceded and a single loss from Milan. As a guest, Inter is not performing bad at all, five wins in eight games. However, the champions have already lost once in Rome this season, losing 1:3 to Lazio.

We are focusing on corners markets for this clash, traditionally both teams are "making" corners above the average per game. So far, Roma have an average of 6.47 corners in their matches, and Inter - 6.20. The line of over 9.5 corners was covered in 71% of the Wolves' home games and in 88% of the Nerazzurri's away games.