Man City vs. Inter Milan Preview: Early Odds and everything you need to know for the Champions League Final

Man City and Inter Milan will lock horns this weekend for the chance to win the Champions League.

Pep Guardiola's treble-chasing juggernaut have already scooped the Premier League and FA Cup trophies, meaning they are now just one more win away from emulating the treble-winning Man Utd side of 1998/99.

Standing in Man City's way are 2010 Champions League winners Inter Milan who have the chance to complete a superb double following their success in the Coppa italia.

Below we run through all of the early information on the Champions League final, from its date, destination and kick-off time, to all of the odds from trusted online betting sites.

When is Man City vs Inter Milan?

Man City and Inter Milan will do batlle in the Champions League Final at 8pm on Saturday 10th June 2023.

Where is Man City vs Inter Milan?

The match will be played at the Ataturk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul (Turkey), which is the same venue in which Liverpool famously lifted the trophy in 2005 after their historic three-goal comeback against AC Milan.

The Ataturk Olympic Stadium is the largest of its kind in Turkey. Home to Fatih Karagümrük, it opened its doors in 2002 and has a capacity of 75,000.

Which TV Channel is Man City vs Inter Milan on?

The eagerly anticipated match between Man City and Inter Milan will be shown Live on BT Sport 1 in the UK, with kick-off scheduled for 8pm.

Coverage will start at 6pm, with host Jake Humphrey joined by Rio Ferdinand, Joleon Lescott, Steve McManaman, and Michael Owen.

The match is also available to watch free online via the BT Sport app, as well as their Youtube channel.

What are the Man City vs Inter Milan Odds?

Man City are the short-priced favourites to lift the trophy at 2/9 with most betting sites. Inter can be sided with at 7/2.

City are available at 9/20 to win the match in normal time, Inter are 13/2  to triumph in the 90 minutes, with a draw around the 17/2 mark.

Both teams to score odds are available at 10/11, while a Man City win-to-nil can be found at 6/4.

With a whopping 12 Champions League goals to his name so far, Erling Haaland has been installed as the 12/5 favourite to open the scoring ahead of Julian Alvarez, Riyad Mahrez, and Kevin De Bruyne.

The in-form Ilkay Gundogan catches the eye at 11/1 to break the deadlock, while he's a tasty 33/1 (bet365) to bag a brace for the fourth time in seven matches.

What have the managers said?

Pep Guardiola is awaiting his fourth Champions League Final, it's a competition he won twice with Barcelona but has yet to taste success with Man City, who lost 1-0 to Chelsea in 2021.

After leading Man City through to their second Final in three seasons, Guardiola said in his press conference:

"This is one of the highest [results of my career], considering the opponent, Real Madrid, in the semi-final of the Champions League. We had to perform well, and we did it, especially in the first half. It was really, really good."

Guardiola will lock horns with Inter Milan manager Simone Inzaghi who will be looking to win the Champions League for the first time in his career.

"I was asked 19 months ago to reach the Champions League Round of 16, which the club hadn’t managed it since 2011," he told Sport Mediaset after beating AC Milan in the semi-finals.

"I thought last season’s Champions League run was very good, this one even better. Nobody gave us anything for free, we faced strong opponents and earned our place in the final."

Who are the most recent winners of the Champions League?

Real Madrid won the 2022 Champions League last season after they defeated Liverpool 1-0 in Paris with Vinícius Júnior scoring the only goal of the game.

It was the club's 14th European Cup and fifth in the space of nine years.

Last Five Winners

• 2022: Real Madrid
• 2021: Chelsea
• 2020: Bayern Munich
• 2019: Liverpool
• 2018: Real Madrid

What was the score in the last five finals?

The last three Finals have all been narrow 1-0 victories recorded in normal time, while we haven't seen extra-time in a Final since Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid played out a 1-1 draw in 2015/16, which was won 5-3 on penalties by the former.

• 2022: Real Madrid 1-0 Liverpool
• 2021: Chelsea 1-0 Manchester City
• 2020: Bayern Munich 1-0 PSG
• 2019: Liverpool 2-0 Tottenham
• 2018: Real Madrid 3-1 Liverpool

Which teams have won the treble?

Man City are, of course, chasing a famous league, domestic cup, and European treble on Saturday night.

This feat, which is otherwise known as the continental treble, has previously been achieved by nine teams in Europe.

Celtic famously got the ball rolling in 1966/67, Ajax followed in 1971/72, as did fellow Dutch side PSV in 1987/88.

Man Utd joined the party in 1998/99, while Barcelona were the first team to win the treble in the 21st century when Pep Guardiola lifted all three trophies in 2008/09.

Jose Mourinho did the same with Inter Milan in 2009/10. Bayern Munich won two trebles in 2012/13 and 2019/20, with Barcelona adding another in between during the 2014/15 season.