Inter seeks redemption in Champions League with Dimarco starting

In the twilight of De Kuip, the Swedish referee Glenn Nyberg signals the start of a decisive evening for Inter.

Inter want to restart strongly in the Champions League to put behind the painful disappointment of the fourth consecutive derby lost on Saturday.

Tonight Inter returns to camp in Rotterdam to face Feyenoord in the fourth round of the league phase.

Pio Esposito is favored over Bonny to partner Thuram in attack.

Feyenoord in uncertain form

Feyenoord comes in with three consecutive draws, league leaders of the Eredivisie, after a comeback in the final minutes against Fortuna Sittard.

Earlier they had drawn 1-1 in the direct clash with PSV.

Feyenoord misses every chance at De Kuip vs Inter in the Champions League

In the meantime they suffered a modest defeat in Seville against Betis.

Giovanni Van Bronckhorst has a long list of unavailable players: the spot of St. Juste in central defence should be taken by Mika Marmol, while the attacking trident will be led by Ferri, supported by Hadj Moussa and Valente.

Inter's first defeat in Serie A in the city derby has caused them to lose the top of the table, now occupied by Lazio.

In Europe, the hard‑fought modest success achieved two weeks ago against Shakhtar served to get them back on track after the double knockout with Real Madrid and Club Brugge.

Inter's psychological edge looms over Feyenoord in Rotterdam

Chivu will have to do without the suspended player, replaced by Carlos Augusto, with Dimarco returning as starter on the left flank and Zielinski in midfield.

Kick‑off is set for 21:00.