Back Inter to win, but picture a one-goal margin and at least three goals rather than a comfortable rout.
Inter vs Coritiba
Market signal
Implied vs actual win
- Games at matching odds
- Inter66 gamesDraw37 gamesCoritiba85 games
Odds Flow
- Inter1.53
- Coritiba5.75
- Draw4.10
| Time | Inter | Coritiba | Draw |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11.04 09:37 | 1.53 ▴ | 5.75 ▾ | 4.10 |
| 11.04 08:47 | 1.49 ▾ | 6.00 | 4.10 |
| 11.04 07:47 | 1.51 ▾ | 6.00 ▴ | 4.10 |
Odds · Last 5 games
- InterAvg 3.11· Win 40%
- CoritibaAvg 3.87· Win 20%
Team condition
Inter’s clearest driver today is the attack shown at home, rather than their mixed overall run. They are 2-1-2 across their last five, scoring 1.4 and conceding 1.2 per game; in their last five at home they are 2-2-1, with 1.6 scored and 1.0 conceded, and have won their last two there. Total goals in those home matches averaged 2.6, the same as across the last five overall, so the venue has improved Inter’s margin without changing the scoring environment much. The warning is how their matches have unfolded: across the last five overall, they scored four and conceded none in first halves, then scored three and conceded six after the break. Home form supports an edge, not late-game security.
Coritiba’s clearest constraint is the gap between their away scoring and conceding. Across their last five away matches they are 1-1-3, averaging 0.8 goals for and 2.6 against, and have lost three straight. They scored none and conceded four in those first halves, though their four second-half goals show that a route forward is not entirely closed. Across their last five overall they averaged 0.6 goals and failed to score three times, which makes a reliable response difficult to assume. Their latest win ended the overall losing streak, but the supplied results do not show that it has repaired the away defensive problem. To exploit Inter’s late concessions, Coritiba need that second-half scoring to continue.
The supplied head-to-head consists of one match, a 2-2 draw on 10 May 2026 from Inter’s perspective. Both sides scored and neither kept a clean sheet, so that result supports neither a one-sided Inter performance nor a low-scoring defensive contest. But one meeting is too little to establish a repeatable pattern. The more direct current contrast is Inter’s 1.0 goals conceded per game in their last five at home against Coritiba’s 2.6 conceded per game in their last five away. Current form points away from simply replaying the old balance: the question is whether Coritiba can score as they did in the draw while Inter retain the edge suggested by the venue figures.