Inter vs. Hellas Verona, the complete match guide

I Campioni d'Italia sono pronti a tornare nuovamente in campo dopo la conquista della Coppa Italia, valsa il doblete stagionale: l'Inter ospiterà l'Hellas Verona domenica 17 maggio alle ore 15:00 nella 37.a giornata di Serie A, l'ultima gara stagionale a San Siro. Sarà una giornata speciale, con i nerazzurri che solleveranno il trofeo davanti ai propri tifosi e festeggeranno i due titoli conquistati in questa stagione incredibile.

Nel match d'andata, giocato a novembre, la squadra di Chivu si era imposta 2-1 sotto la pioggia del Bentegodi: un match in bilico, deciso dall'autorete di Frese al 93' dopo le reti di Zielinski e Giovane.

I PRECEDENTI

L’Inter ha vinto 43 delle 69 gare disputate in Serie A contro l’Hellas Verona (22 pareggi, 4 sconfitte); quella nerazzurra è già la formazione contro cui i veneti hanno subito più sconfitte nel massimo campionato e anche quella contro cui hanno incassato più reti (120). L'Inter ha vinto le ultime otto gare casalinghe di Serie A contro l'Hellas Verona: si tratta della più lunga striscia di vittorie consecutive contro i gialloblù, che sono anche la squadra che i nerazzurri hanno affrontato più volte a San siro senza mai perdere (23 vittorie e 11 pareggi in 34 sfide). Allargando il dato anche alle partite in trasferta, l'Inter è rimasta imbattuta in tutte le ultime 29 partite di Serie A contro l'Hellas Verona (24V, 5N): soltanto contro la Sampdoria i nerazzurri vantano una striscia di imbattibilità più lunga nella competizione (30 gare tra il 1961 e il 1977).

I precedenti sorridono ai nerazzurri anche in termine di gol fatti e subiti: L’Inter ha segnato in tutte le ultime 29 partite contro l’Hellas Verona in Serie A: è già striscia record di gare consecutive in gol contro una singola avversaria nella competizione. Dall’altra parte, l’Inter è la squadra che ha ottenuto più clean sheet in Serie A contro l’Hellas Verona (37), almeno otto in più di quanto fatto da qualsiasi altra squadra contro i veneti nel massimo campionato.

THE NERAZZURRI'S NUMBERS

Inter come into the match following the double fixture against Lazio at the Olimpico: the 3-0 league victory was followed by the 2-0 Coppa Italia win, with Chivu's side celebrating the domestic double. The Nerazzurri come into their final home match with the best attack (85 goals scored), the third best defence (31 goals conceded) and the best goal difference (+54) in the division. With the 27 victories claimed in 36 Serie A matches, Inter are on course to equal the 29 wins achieved in the 2023/24 season, which represent the second best result in the Club's league history, behind only the 30 victories of 2006/07. The Nerazzurri attack has been relentless this season, with an average of 2.36 goals scored per match: Inter have scored at least two goals in 26 league matches (as in 2019/20 and 2020/21); in the three-points-for-a-win era (from 1994/95), the Nerazzurri have done better only in the 2006/07 and 2023/24 seasons, in which they reached this milestone in 27 matches. The numbers also smile on the Nerazzurri defensively, with 18 seasonal clean sheets (the best figure across the five major European leagues alongside Como and Arsenal): only three times have they kept their goal intact more times by the end of a campaign, in 1988/89 (20), 2005/06 (19) and 2023/24 (21).

The clash between Inter and Hellas brings together two sides who this season have been at opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of attacking output: Inter have scored 19 headed goals in this league campaign, a record across the five major European leagues currently in progress. By contrast, Hellas Verona are the team that has scored the fewest headed goals in this Serie A (one), and have conceded 12 goals from this type of effort, fewer only than Fiorentina (13). The Nerazzurri and the Gialloblu are also the two sides at opposite ends of the scale when it comes to goals scored from inside the box (69 to 17 in favour of Chivu's side) in Serie A 2025/26, and for goals scored by substitutes (13 to two). Inter are also the team with the most goals scored from set pieces (27), while Hellas are one of three sides, alongside Fiorentina and Genoa, with the most goals conceded from the same situation (20).

IL TORO È TORNATO

Due partite all'Olimpico, due gol segnati, un altro trofeo in bacheca. Lautaro è tornato e lo ha fatto a modo suo, da capitano e trascinatore: il Toro vuole chiudere il campionato nel migliore dei modi, con il secondo titolo di capocannoniere sempre più vicino. Lautaro, a quota 17 reti in questo campionato, potrebbe diventare solo il secondo calciatore a vincere la classifica marcatori e lo Scudetto con l’Inter in più di una stagione dopo Giuseppe Meazza (1929/30 e 1937/38), per l’argentino sarebbe infatti il bis dopo il 2023/24 (24).

Lautaro è al momento a quota 132 gol segnati in Serie A, a meno uno dai 133 realizzati da Nyers che occupa il terzo posto nella classifica dei migliori marcatori dell'Inter nella storia della competizione.

Il capitano ha segnato sei reti contro l’Hellas Verona in Serie A, di cui una in ognuna delle ultime due sfide casalinghe; solo contro Bologna (cinque) e Salernitana (tre) l’argentino registra una serie aperta di questo tipo più lunga. Il toro è anche reduce da due assist contro Parma e Lazio, e potrebbe servire passaggi vincenti per tre gare di fila per la prima volta in Serie A (due anche nel maggio 2023, contro Roma e proprio Hellas Verona).

DIMASH AND TIKUS

Two of the most distinguished contributors of the Nerazzurri season, who have repeatedly stepped up with goals and assists, proving decisive in the conquest of the double. Inter's attacking output owes a great deal to the feet of Federico Dimarco and Marcus Thuram, who between them have had a hand in 43 of the Nerazzurri's 85 league goals this season.

Federico Dimarco has created 93 chances this season, surpassing the record for an Inter player from the 2004/05 season onwards: the previous best belonged to Luis Figo (92), set in the 2006/07 season. Dimash also occupies first place in the direct goal involvement rankings in this league campaign: 24, made up of 7 goals and 18 assists. Across the top five European leagues, only Michael Olise and Bruno Fernandes (both on 19) have provided more assists than Dimarco. Marcus Thuram (13) is just one goal away from equalling his seasonal scoring record across the top five European leagues (14 goals with Inter in 2024/25); Tikus was involved in three goals against Hellas Verona in Serie A on 23 November 2024 (two goals, one assist): only on two other occasions has the Frenchman been involved in as many goals in a single league match (against Torino in 2024 and Roma in 2026).

The Frenchman (13G, 6A) could reach at least 20 direct goal involvements in a single league campaign for the second time in Serie A after 2023/24 (13G+7A); from April onwards, Thuram is the player with the most goal involvements across the five major European leagues (nine).

THE OPPOSITION

Hellas Verona sit in 19th in the standings with 20 points, the result of three wins, eleven draws and 22 defeats: it has been a difficult season for the Scaligeri, who are already certain of relegation to Serie B. The change on the bench, with Paolo Sammarco replacing Paolo Zanetti at matchday 23, was not enough to turn things around. Should they fail to win in either of their last two league matches, Hellas Verona's (3W, 11D, 22L) 2025/26 Serie A season would be their least successful in terms of victories, considering the competition's 20-team format (five wins in the 2015/16 season).

The numbers tell the story of a negative season, above all in attacking output: Hellas Verona have the worst attack in the division alongside Lecce (24 goals scored), are third from bottom in the xG rankings (33.7) and second from bottom in terms of possession (an average of 40.3% across the season). Hellas Verona have failed to score in 19 matchdays of this Serie A campaign; only in the 1988/89 season did the Veneto club finish more matches (20) without scoring in a single top-flight campaign, while they have equalled the figure of 19 scoreless matches also recorded in 1978/79 and 2017/18.

The last three Hellas Verona goals in Serie A have all been scored by Kieron Bowie, all away from home. The last player to score four consecutive goals for the club in the league was Giovanni Simeone in 2021, while Antonín Barák remains the only player to have scored four successive Hellas Verona goals away from home, in 2022.

DISCIPLINARY SITUATION

SUSPENDED

Inter: - Hellas Verona: -

CAUTIONED

Inter: Akanji, Mkhitaryan Hellas Verona: Akpa Akpro, Al Musrati, Gagliardini, Nelsson, Orban

REFEREE

The referee for Inter vs. Hellas Verona, for matchday 37 of the Serie A 2025/26 season, will be Andrea Calzavara of the Varese section. Referee: Calzavara Assistants: Costanzo-Passeri Fourth Official: Collu VAR: Santori AVAR: Giua

INTER VS. HELLAS VERONA, WHERE TO WATCH IT ON TV

Inter vs. Hellas Verona, on Serie A 2025/26 matchday 37, will take place on Sunday 17 May at 15:00 CEST and will be broadcast exclusively live on DAZN. The match can be followed via the DAZN app on smart TVs and via streaming on mobile devices such as PCs, smartphones and tablets through the app.

LIVE UPDATES ON INTER TV

On the occasion of this special matchday, Inter TV will broadcast a rich pre and post-match live show starting at 12:35 CEST: the special Live Show "21 Times Champions of Italy", updates and links in the build-up to the match, with the latest news from San Siro ahead of the fixture. After the match, the live coverage will resume at the final whistle of Inter vs. Hellas Verona to follow the trophy ceremony for the 21st Scudetto, followed by the Nerazzurri's parade through the streets of the city to Piazza Duomo. Our pre and post match livematch coverage for Inter vs. Hellas Verona will be available in Italian and English also on YouTube, through the Club's official channel, on Inter.it and on the official Nerazzurri app.