On paper this looks a straight forward affair, Inter Milan are leading the league with a three point gap and disposed in clinical fashion of one of their potential challengers for the Serie A crown, Fiorentina, last weekend 2-0. Torino on the other hand, have failed to win a game in their last five, have won just two overall (a healthy percentage of draws so far), and have scored just 14 goals in their 15 league games this season.

Inter remain unbeaten and, to this point, unstoppable in their quest to retain the title. Julio Cruz and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, with seven goals each in the league, have ensured the home side have not experienced similar goal scoring problems as their visitors this Sunday.

Inter coach Roberto Mancini is likely to recall Dejan Stankovic to the Inter starting line-up due to the injury Olivier Dacourt picked up early in last week's victory, in what is expected to be their only change.

Torino will revert to a 4-4-2 formation, and former Inter striker Nicola Ventola will get a start alongside Alessandro Rosina, while in midfield they will be bolstered by the return from suspension of Vince Grella and Roberto Barone.

Torino have not enjoyed much success against Inter in recent years and it is difficult to seem them stopping that trend this weekend. You can watch live Serie A action including Inter Milan vs Torino live online in our dedicated member’s area. Free Football TV is the number one source for live streaming soccer.