Inter vs Atalanta

Nicolò Barella is the only midfielder to have scored at least one goal and provided at least one assist in each of the last eight Serie A seasons (since 2017/18).

Marcus Thuram is the 4th Inter player to score at least 4 goals in his first 3 appearances in a Serie A season in the three points for a win era after Lautaro Martínez (5 in 23/24), Mauro Icardi (5 in 17/18) and Christian Vieri (4 in 1999/00 and 02/03).

Gasperini's Atalanta has never won in seven matches against Simone Inzaghi's Inter in Serie A (D2 5L); since 1994/95 only Delio Rossi's Lazio (8 against Ancelotti's Milan) has recorded a longer streak without win against team under the same coach in the top-flight.

Inter are unbeaten in their last 11 league games against Atalanta (W6 D5) - already a record run against this opponent in Serie A – winning each of the last four – the Dea’s last success came back in November 2018 (4-1 at the Gewiss Stadium).

Atalanta's last win against Inter at the Meazza in Serie A dates to March 2014 (2-1 thanks to a brace from Giacomo Bonaventura), since then there have been seven wins for the Milanese club and three draws, with an overall score of 23-6.

Inter have alternated between a draw and a win in their last six home league games (2-0 against Lecce in the most recent one), having achieved nine consecutive home wins in Serie A prior to this.

After the defeat against Torino, Atalanta could lose two of their first three Serie A games of the season for the first time since 2017/18 (in that case defeats against Roma and Napoli).

Atalanta have scored in 22 of their last 23 Serie A games (49 goals in total, 2.1 on average), the only match in which they failed to score in this period came against Inter at the Meazza on 28 February (0-4).