Inter Milan is set to face Bayern Munich in a critical Champions League quarter-final second leg at the San Siro, with potential suspensions looming over key players and focus on Inter's goalkeeper, Yann Sommer, formerly of Bayern.

The high-stakes match sees Inter carrying a 2-1 advantage from the first leg. Eleven players are at risk of suspension should they receive a yellow card. Yann Sommer, Inter's goalkeeper, gains particular attention because of his previous career at Bayern and his reputation for penalty-saving abilities.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Sommer could be the deciding factor in a penalty shootout scenario. “Sommer has earned a reputation as one of the best European goalkeepers…saving penalties has been a trait commonly associated with the former Bayern Munich stopper,” the report stated.

The context of the match is set against Inter's narrow lead and the pressure on both teams. Projections suggest that the match could hinge on individual performances and tactical decisions, potentially leading to a penalty shootout where Sommer's skills could be decisive. The outcome will determine which team advances further in the Champions League tournament.