Juventus – Inter: the Derby d’Italia in statistics

The Derby d’Italia is about more than its tactical reputation. Widely differing scorelines make it essential to separate the competition’s history, small samples and current form.

Derby d’Italia: compare the same scope

The record published by Inter on 11 September 2025 covers Serie A since 1929-1930. Cup matches are not included in this table.

184 Serie A meetings before 13 September 2025
MetricJuventusInter
Wins8849
Draws4747
The two Serie A meetings in 2024-2025
MetricJuventusInter
Wins10
Goals scored54
Clean sheets10

The 4-4 draw on 27 October 2024 and Juventus’s 1-0 win on 16 February 2025 illustrate two contrasting scenarios. Their nine goals produce an average of 4.50, which must not be presented as the historical average for this fixture.

Transitions and control of space

Watching the moment when a match turns

Shot counts alone are not enough: identifying shots created after winning the ball high up the pitch or counter-attacking helps explain the balance of play. In a close contest, cover behind the full-backs, second balls and changes from the bench become useful points to watch. An open game and a narrow win may reflect different plans, without one cancelling out the lessons of the other.

League broadcast guide

  • France: DAZN announces every Serie A match through the end of 2028-2029.
  • Germany, Austria and Switzerland: the DAZN agreement mentioned by the broadcaster also runs through 2028-2029.
  • United Kingdom and Ireland: check the DAZN schedule for 2026-2027.

In Belgium, look up the local listing for the match. A subscription bought in another territory does not guarantee the same catalogue. Schedules and rights must be checked again for every meeting.

Frequently asked questions

Who leads the Serie A record in the Derby d’Italia?

Before the match on 13 September 2025, Juventus had 88 wins compared with Inter’s 49, with 47 draws in 184 Serie A meetings since 1929-1930.

Why distinguish average goals from clean sheets?

An exceptional match can inflate an average. In Serie A in 2024-2025, the 4-4 draw followed by the 1-0 result give 4.50 goals per match, but only one clean sheet, for Juventus.

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