As Inter Milan prepares to face Japan's Urawa Reds in the Club World Cup, questions linger about their shaky start against Monterrey. With 62% possession but no win, Simone Inzaghi's men must rediscover their scoring touch. Meanwhile, the J-League side, though dwarfed in squad value (£1690m vs Inter's billions), could exploit European rustiness. My data-driven analysis dissects whether this is a mismatch or potential giant-killing opportunity.