Inter has one Martínez who costs more than Urawa Reds' entire squad. I don't believe they will concede a goal today, but rushing forward and scoring 4+ goals is not Inter's style either. I expect a confident 2-0 victory.

The Italians are far superior in class, but they did not have the best start. Why not try to win convincingly in their second group game, when a higher position could be secured through a better goal difference?

I think we could see four yellow cards in this match. The teams do not commit many fouls, of course, but the second round will be decisive in many ways, and naturally both teams will try to get the maximum out of the game.