Inter vs Atalanta Prediction: Inter is the most productive team in Serie A

Prediction for the Serie A Inter vs Atalanta match which will take place on February 28th. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Inter are getting closer to the Serie A title ahead of schedule. A month ago, the battle for first place in the Italian league was full of intrigue, but after that, Juventus began to drop points in every game. At the same time, the Milanese continued to beat one opponent after another. They have not been defeated for six rounds in a row, so they are nine points ahead of the Turin side with a game in hand. They have dropped precisely nine points in 25 previous games, so there is no need to count on their failure. Moreover, Simone Inzaghi's men have already won the first match of the Champions League last 16, beating Atletico 1:0.

Atalanta is also in excellent form, but after an average first half of the season, the Bergamaschi have a more down-to-earth task in their quest to qualify for next season's Champions League. Gian Piero Gasperini's men have dropped just two points in their last eight matches, drawing 1:1 away at Roma and Milan and winning the other six. This run has seen them move up to fifth in the standings, two points clear of the top four with a game in hand. 

Inter is racing towards their next league title. Undoubtedly, the Black and Blues will win the trophy, but now they have the clear task of securing the top spot ahead of time to concentrate on the Champions League, where they will also try to do no worse than last year. Inter is in phenomenal form right now, winning ten games in all tournaments, so they will be looking to extend that winning streak. Atalanta is a great opponent, but Simone Inzaghi's wards have done well against the Bergamaschi in their last four friendlies. 

Inter is the most productive team in Serie A, with a considerable gap from their nearest challengers. The Nerazzurri scored 63 goals in 25 games (2.52 goals per game), which is impressive for such a long distance, while Milan came second with 50 goals in 26 matches (1.92 goals per game).