The model gives Home a 60.7% probability, which is the clear top outcome. Inter also have the stronger home edge, and that usually matters in tight Champions League games. The head-to-head profile is enough to support a home lean, with both sides often capable of hurting each other.

The model gives Yes a 60.8% probability, so both attacks are expected to land a blow. Inter’s home pressure and Liverpool’s threat in transition point to chances at both ends. That fits a game where neither side should keep a full clean sheet with comfort.

The model gives Over 2.5 a 65.5% probability, making goals the strongest angle here. Inter at home can drive the tempo, while Liverpool are dangerous when the match opens up. Recent big European meetings between top sides also tend to create more space and more chances.