Current form: Inter vs PSV
Inter come into this game having suffered a 1-0 defeat to Juventus in last week's highly anticipated Derby d'Italia. Overall, Luciano Spalletti's side have won just one of their last five games across all competitions, which was a 3-0 victory against relegation candidates Frosinone. The Nerazzurri saw their seven game winning streak in Serie A abruptly snapped with a shock 4-1 defeat to Atalanta, and since then, they have struggled to really achieve consistency, drawing 2-2 with Roma and then the recent 1-0 loss to Juventus.
Meanwhile, PSV finished top of the Eredivisie last term, but have struggled this year in the Champions League. Led by ex-Milan midfielder Mark van Bommel, who took over this past summer, they nonetheless would certainly enjoy derailing Inter's hopes at qualifying for the round of 16 - especially as van Bommel is very familiar with playing at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (or San Siro as it's known to AC Milan supporters). The visitors come into this match having cruised to a 6-0 win over Excelsior last Friday.
Current position: Inter vs PSV
Only Barcelona has already qualified from Group B, so it's set to go down to the wire for the runners-up spot between Inter and Tottenham. Right now, if the group stages were to end, it would be Spurs who would seal a place thanks to their better head-to-head record on away goals.
How can the Nerazzurri qualify? First, they will need to beat already-eliminated PSV. Then, they will have to hope that Barcelona won't just sit back and relax against Tottenham and allow Mauricio Pochettino's men to stroll away with a victory at Camp Nou.
It will be very interesting to see how things turn out by the time matchday six in Group B finishes today. Here's how everyone's shaping up ahead of the two games being played today:
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Team news: Inter vs PSV
Inter: Matias Vecino (injured); Radja Nainggolan (doubtful)
PSV: Ryan Thomas (injured)
Match Facts and Stats: Inter vs PSV
- Inter have progressed from their group in their last eight UEFA Champions League campaigns
- This is the 12th time Inter have been in the group stage, but the first since 2011/12
- Inter are unbeaten in ten matches against Dutch sides (W7 D3) - both home and away
- The last Nerazzurri loss to a Dutch team was against Feyenoord in the 2001/02 UEFA Cup semi-final first leg at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (1-0)
- The Nerazzurri have won their last four home games against Dutch visitors all without conceding a goal
- This is PSV's 16th season in the group stage, which is more than any other Dutch side
- The first leg play-off win at BATE is PSV's only success in 13 European away games (D4 L8)
- PSV failed to win a game in their last group appearance, which was in 2016/17 (D2 L4)
- In addition, they have not won in their last 13 UEFA Champions League fixtures, group stage to final (D5 L8)
- Their last away win in the UEFA Champions League was a 1-0 success at CSKA Moskva in November 2007
- Since then, they've posted a record of D3 L9
TV Channels and Broadcasts
In the USA, tune into Inter vs PSV on B/R Live and Univision Deportes En Vivo.
In Italy, fans who can't make it to the Giuseppe Meazza can follow the Nerazzurri in action against PSV on Sky Calcio 2, Sky Sport Uno, SKY Go Italia, and Sky Sport Football.
In the Netherlands, Veronica TV and Ziggo Sport Golf are your choices to view Inter vs PSV.
Talksport 2 Radio UK, BT Sport ESPN, and BT Sport Live will be showing Inter vs PSV in the UK.
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