Inter vs Feyenoord Champions League preview: Where to watch, predicted line-ups, team news
Tuesday, March 11, 2025
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Where to watch, predicted line-ups, team news, form and coaches' views ahead of the round of 16 second leg.
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Inter welcome Feyenoord to Milan for the second leg of their UEFA Champions League round of 16 match-up.
Match at a glance
When: 11 March (21:00 CET)
Where: Stadio San Siro, Milan
What: Champions League round of 16 second leg
Who: The three-time winners meet the 1970 European Cup champions
First leg result: Feyenoord 0-2 Inter
Next: Winners face Bayern München/Leverkusen in quarter-finals
How to follow: Build-up and live coverage can be found here
Where to watch the game on TV
Fans can find their local UEFA Champions League broadcast partner(s) here.
What do you need to know?
Inter's incredible defensive solidity in this season's competition continued in the first leg as they recorded an eighth clean sheet from nine games to win 2-0 and leave Feyenoord with it all to do in Milan. The Dutch side, however, have already recorded a positive result at the Stadio San Siro this season, drawing 1-1 with the Nerazzurri's rivals Milan to secure a 2-1 aggregate victory in the knockout play-offs, and will take inspiration from that famous night and believe they can do it all over again.
Possible line-ups
Inter: Sommer; Bisseck, De Vrij, Bastoni; Dumfries, Frattesi, Çalhanoğlu, Mkhitaryan, Carlos Augusto; Arnautović, Taremi
Feyenoord: Wellenreuther; Read, Beelen, Hancko, Bueno; Moder, Paixão, Smal; Hadj Moussa, Carranza, Ivanušec
Form guide
Form: WWDWWL
Latest: Inter 3-2 Monza, Serie A, 08/03
Form: LDWDDW
Latest: Feyenoord 0-2 Inter, Champions League round of 16 first leg, 05/03
What the coaches say
Simone Inzaghi, Inter coach: "They will alternate, like they did in the first leg. There were moments when they were very aggressive, others when they waited in their half of the field. I think all teams in Europe do this. They will come to Milan to create difficulties for us. We will have to be good at playing a game which demands running, aggression, and determination."
Robin van Persie, Feyenoord coach: "I'm not going to make up a nonsense story by saying that we're just going to win here. But there is always hope and belief that we can pull something off. The 4,600 supporters with us here in Milan share that belief. It will be a big challenge. What is important to me is how we present ourselves and how we go for it. That's what I must convey to the players."