I doubt it, in my papers Barcelona will be the treble-winner of the season, but lets talk about Italy for a moment:
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Inter is still chasing a treble, which highlights that Simone Inzaghi’s squad remains, without a doubt, the highest-quality side in Serie A. However, their Champions League victory over favorites Bayern Munich took its toll, as shown in Sunday’s narrow 0–1 league loss to Bologna. The team continues to be without long-term absentees Denzel Dumfries and Piotr Zielinski, and striker Marcus Thuram’s return to the squad also remains uncertain.
AC Milan’s season has been inconsistent. Sergio Conceição’s coaching staff has failed to instill the momentum and consistency needed to keep pace with the league’s top teams. The 0–1 loss to Atalanta in the last round was deserved, although Milan's focus was likely already shifting toward the Coppa Italia semifinal. So far, the most significant achievement under Conceição’s leadership has been remaining unbeaten in three matches against local rivals Inter. Reaching the final—and possibly winning the cup—would bring a positive tone to an otherwise challenging season.
With the first leg ending in a 1–1 draw a month ago, the setup for the decisive second leg is wide open. Inter is clearly the more complete team, but their recent demanding schedule should not be underestimated. Nevertheless, the quality gap makes Inter approximately a 46% favorite to win. In derby matches, the desire to avoid defeat often plays a major role—especially now with a spot in the Coppa Italia final on the line. I estimate the expected goal total to be around 2.80 goals, though a lower-scoring match would not be surprising given the circumstances.