Inter will face Torino in the Coppa Italia quarter-final clash at the U-Power Stadium on Wednesday evening, with the nine-time winners looking to reach their sixth semi-final in the last seven editions of this competition.
The Nerazzurri arrive in a confident mood after a 2-0 win away to Cremonese on Sunday, a result that marked their 10th victory in the last 11 Serie A matches and further underlined their dominance at the summit of the table.
With the Supercoppa already behind them, the Coppa Italia now represents a realistic chance to add to their trophy haul, especially given the healthy cushion they hold in the title race.
Cristian Chivu’s side have built strong momentum with eight wins from their last 10 competitive fixtures, but this tie comes without the comfort of a familiar setting due to the Winter Olympics.
Inter’s recent trips to the U-Power Stadium have also been mixed, with two draws in their last three visits, meaning progress may not be entirely straightforward.
The visitors, meanwhile, steadied themselves with a narrow 1-0 victory over Lecce at the weekend, easing relegation fears and restoring some belief after a difficult run.
However, inconsistency has defined their campaign, with back-to-back wins proving a rare occurrence. Their dramatic 3-2 triumph away to Roma in the previous Coppa Italia round serves as a reminder of their threat in knockout football.
Torino’s recent away form has been respectable, with three wins from their last five road matches, though their defeats in that stretch both came without finding the net.
Read our Inter vs Torino predictions and preview to find out, but remember to also check our other Coppa Italia predictions.
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Inter vs Torino prediction: Home team to get a comfortable win
Key statistics
- Marcus Thuram has two goals in the Coppa Italia.
- Inter have won their last five meetings against Torino.
- Torino have received two or more cards in three of their last five games.
Correct score prediction: Inter 3-0 Torino
We expect the home team to secure a comfortable victory in this fixture. We predict a 3-0 win for Inter based on their exceptional scoring record and the recent form across all competitions.
The Nerazzurri have been prolific in front of goal lately, especially during their recent demolition of Pisa. We believe the attacking depth available to Cristian Chivu will be too much for the Granata to handle.
Given that Inter have won all of their last five encounters against this opponent, we are confident that the host will control the game from start to finish and keep a clean sheet to progress to the semi-finals.
Pre-match odds and win probability: Inter heavily favoured to win
- Home: 3/10 (1.30) – 76.9%
- Draw: 9/2 (5.50) – 18.2%
- Away: 17/2 (8.50) – 11.8%
*Odds provided by Ladbrokes. Subject to change.*
Inter go into this matchup as strong favourites, with odds of 1.30 implying a dominant 76.9% chance of securing all three points. Torino are clear underdogs at 8.50, underlining the task facing them away from home, while the draw is priced at 5.50 and considered a relatively unlikely outcome.
Bookmakers expect Inter to control the game and deliver a comfortable win unless Torino can produce a major upset.
Most recent head-to-head: Inter dominate encounter
Looking at the history between these two sides, the recent record is heavily skewed in favour of the Italian giants. The last five meetings between Inter and Torino have all ended in victories for the Nerazzurri.
In their most recent clash in late 2025, Inter secured a 3-2 victory, which followed a dominant 2-0 win earlier that same year. The home side has managed to outscore the visitors by a considerable margin across these fixtures, making them the clear favourites for this cup meeting.
Italy Serie A 25/08/25
Inter Milan
Torino
Italy Serie A 11/05/25
Torino
Inter Milan
Italy Serie A 05/10/24
Inter Milan
Torino
Italy Serie A 28/04/24
Inter Milan
Torino
Italy Serie A 21/10/23
Torino
Inter Milan
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Inter preview: Rotation and availability concerns
Cristian Chivu is expected to rotate his squad, potentially giving opportunities to fringe players such as experienced defender Stefan de Vrij and backup goalkeeper Josep Martinez.
Inter remain without several key starters, including Denzel Dumfries, Hakan Calhanoglu and Nicolo Barella, but there is a boost for the Nerazzurri as Carlos Augusto could return after missing the weekend trip to Cremona.
Predicted lineup: Martinez (GK), Bisseck, De Vrij, Acerbi, Diouf, Sucic, Zielinski, Mkhitaryan, Dimarco, Thuram & Esposito
Last five fixtures
- 01.02.26 – Cremonese 0–2 Inter
- 28.01.26 – Dortmund 0–2 Inter
- 23.01.26 – Inter 6–2 Pisa
- 20.01.26 – Inter 1–3 Arsenal
- 17.01.26 – Udinese 0–1 Inter
Torino preview: New signings and injury concerns
Torino are also expected to shuffle their lineup, with Marco Baroni indicating that no risks will be taken on players carrying fitness concerns. As a result, Ivan Ilic, Gvidas Gineitis, Zakaria Aboukhlal, Adam Masina and Ardian Ismajli are all likely to be unavailable.
Up front, Giovanni Simeone continues to struggle with a thigh issue, opening the door to a four-man contest for the central attacking role between Duvan Zapata, Alieu Njie, Adams and recent arrival Sandro Kulenovic.
The Croatian forward has been joined in Turin by midfielder Matteo Prati and centre-back Luca Marianucci, both of whom made their debuts for the club at the weekend.
Predicted lineup: Paleari (GK), Marianucci, Maripan, Coco, Pedersen, Vlasic, Ilkhan, Prati, Obrador, Adams & Kulenovic
Last five fixtures
- 01.02.26 – Torino 1–0 Lecce
- 24.01.26 – Como 6–0 Torino
- 18.01.26 – Torino 0–2 AS Roma
- 13.01.26 – AS Roma 2–3 Torino (Coppa Italia)
- 10.01.26 – Atalanta 2–0 Torino
Player to watch: Marcus Thuram
Marcus Thuram looks to be enjoying his season with Inter and he has played an important role in the home side's progress in the Coppa Italia. He scored a brace in his last cup game against Venezia and will be looking to continue in that form.
His consistency in the final third is unmatched in the league at present and he will likely be the primary threat to the Torino defence and lead his team to the semi-final of the cup competition.