Cagliari

Serie A · 9th · 16 pts

Serie A table

#TeamPLGDPTS
1Lazio11+1629
2Inter11+1528
3AS Roma11+2127
4AC Milan11+1024
5Como11+823
6Frosinone11+920
7Juventus11+318
8Bologna11+217
9Cagliari11-516
10Napoli11+415
11Torino11-214
12Atalanta11-314
13Genoa11-513
14Lecce11-1010
15Fiorentina11-89
16Parma11-88
17Sassuolo11-138
18Monza11-87
19Venezia11-136
20Udinese11-135

Cagliari analysis

Frosinone had the ball and the shots, Cagliari had the goalMichel Adopo's first-half goal was enough for Cagliari, despite Frosinone controlling the ball and creating far more chances.Lazio's late winner, then Cagliari's red card in the 90th minuteLazio beat Cagliari 2-1 at the Stadio Olimpico, with Pinamonti's 83rd-minute winner settling it before Obert's dismissal at the very end.Cagliari's early penalty is not enough as Roma win 4-2AS Roma beat Cagliari 4-2 at the Stadio Olimpico, with the visitors creating far more than they usually manage on the road.Cagliari held the ball, Bologna took the chances and the penaltyBologna beat Cagliari 2-0 at the Unipol Domus, and the better chances went to the side that had less of the ball.Cagliari's chances doubled their norm, and Monza still scoredMonza beat Cagliari at the Stadio Brianteo with the visitors holding more of the ball and the better chances on the figures, but Monza's finishing settled the match.

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