Cagliari vs Juventus: form, H2H, Sofascore Rating
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12 окт. 2026 г.Cagliari vs Juventus: form, H2H, Sofascore Rating
Round 6 of Serie A lands in Sardinia, where Cagliari host Juventus at the Unipol Domus. It’s a meeting of two organized defenses, three clean sheets each, but built in very different ways. You can follow everything live on the match page on Sofascore.
Expect contrasting tempos. Cagliari lean compact and direct, Juventus prefer control and volume. Small margins, smart details, and one set piece might swing it.
Form guide and key numbers
Cagliari have started tight at the back, with only 2 goals conceded in 5 matches and 3 clean sheets. They’ve scored 5 times from 54 shots and generated 5.47 expected goals, closely tracking output. Average ball possession sits at 40.8 percent, and their pass accuracy is 85.1 percent across 2,012 total passes. They don’t mind defending low and clearing lines, racking up 152 clearances already. The shot-stopping has been strong too, with 19 saves and 2.60 goals prevented, a sign of sharp goalkeeping. They’ve also hit the woodwork 4 times, a reminder that margins have been thin. Key pass volume is modest at 39, but they make it count in the final third. The home team’s average Sofascore Rating comes in at 7.544.
Juventus bring more of the ball and more shots, with 56 percent possession and 88 attempts so far. They’ve scored 8 with 7.76 expected goals, plus 15 big chances created and 63 key passes. Crosses and width are a theme, logging 99 crosses and 29 accurate deliveries. Like Cagliari, they boast 3 clean sheets, but with 4 goals conceded and only 14 shots on target allowed. Set pieces and aerials matter, and they have 3 headed goals in the bank. Corners flow, with 43 won compared to just 14 against them. Their pass accuracy is 87.4 percent across 2,573 total passes. The visitors’ average Sofascore Rating is a healthy 7.552.
Head-to-head and match trends
Juventus lead the recent duel ledger with 7 wins to Cagliari’s 1, plus 2 draws. That said, Cagliari took the most recent meeting at the Unipol Domus 1-0, a timely reminder for the visitors. Before that, Juventus won 2-1 at home, and there were two draws in the 2024 stretch. The ebb and flow has been real, but Turin’s side still hold the broader edge across the years. One telling nugget from recent clashes: Juventus have been the first-half winner in 4 of the last 5 head-to-heads. Starting tempo might matter a lot here. Cagliari, for their part, have been the first to score in 5 of their last 7 across competitions.
Both teams have leaned under the goal lines lately, with Cagliari seeing under 2.5 goals in 6 of 8 and Juventus in 7 of 9. Cards have been relatively controlled too, with both sides on streaks of under 4.5 cards in their recent runs. That trend meets a referee profile worth noting: Matteo Marcenaro averages nearly 5 yellow cards per match across 100 games and has shown 24 reds. Corners may not spiral either, with Juventus landing under 10.5 corners in 4 of their past 5 trend samples. It all points to a cagey, detail-driven 90 minutes. The kind of match where one timely delivery or rebound decides it.
Tactical outlook and possible battles
Fabio Pisacane sets Cagliari up in a 4-4-2, prioritizing compact lines, clearances and disciplined spacing. With 40.8 percent average possession, the hosts are ready to spring when the ball turns over. Adam Obert has been busy at left-back or left center, posting 11 tackles, 5 interceptions and 4 successful dribbles, plus a 34.77 km/h top speed. Harry Winks connects the thirds with 220 accurate passes at 91.3 percent, while Michel Adopo adds thrust with 8 key passes and 2 assists. In the final third, Daniel Maldini has been the finisher, scoring 3 from 10 shots with 2.46 expected goals and a Sofascore Rating of 7.1. Cagliari’s defensive depth, 152 clearances and 19 saves, suggests they’re comfortable absorbing pressure. That can invite territory, but they’ve been resilient in the box. One well-timed counter or second ball could be their route.
Juventus line up in a 4-2-3-1, and they will likely lean on width and service. Francisco Conceição has been lively with a Sofascore Rating of 7.28, 1 goal, 1 assist and 8 key passes, complementing Nicolás González’s direct running and 4 successful dribbles. Douglas Luiz is the hub, stacking 284 accurate passes at 91.3 percent, 3 big chances created and 7 key passes, plus a top speed of 36.27 km/h. Randal Kolo Muani has 11 shots and 2.05 expected goals but is still chasing his first goal, with 4 big chances missed. If he times his runs better, the dam can break quickly. At the back, Gleison Bremer has 25 clearances and a 7.32 Sofascore Rating, reading danger early. Juventus also threaten from crosses and set plays, so Cagliari’s aerial structure will be tested again. This is a classic control-versus-compactness clash, and both plans have solid evidence behind them.
Players to watch
Cagliari: Yerry Mina arrives with a standout Sofascore Rating of 8.1 from his first appearance. He completed 36 of 37 passes, won 7 of 7 duels, and made 10 clearances in a 90-minute clean sheet. He also went 4 for 4 in aerial duels, a key pillar against Juventus’ crossing volume. That dominance in the air can blunt both set pieces and back-post patterns. With Cagliari’s defensive numbers already strong, Mina’s presence only raises the floor. Expect him to battle Kolo Muani on first contacts and block cut-backs. If he marshals the line like that again, Cagliari’s structure will hold its shape. It also frees fullbacks to engage wide without panic.
Juventus: Federico Gatti tops their chart by average with a 7.6 Sofascore Rating, delivered in just 8 minutes off the bench after scoring a headed goal. It’s a tiny sample, but it reminds us of his set-piece value and knack for late-box moments. If he features, that aerial threat stacks on top of Bremer’s presence. Keep an eye on discipline too, with a yellow card in that cameo. Around them, form players can tilt it either way. Daniel Maldini’s 3 goals make him Cagliari’s key finisher, while Edon Zhegrova brings a 7.45 Sofascore Rating, 2 goals, 1 assist and 8 key passes for Juventus. Those supporting acts could be the difference if the primary matchup is a stalemate.
Lineups, absentees and match info
Cagliari’s projected 4-4-2 features Elia Caprile in goal, a back line with Zé Pedro, Yerry Mina, Juan Rodríguez and Adam Obert, and a midfield unit headlined by Harry Winks, Michel Adopo and Jacopo Fazzini. Up front, Daniel Maldini and Paul Mendy offer contrasting profiles between movement and physicality. Juventus’ 4-2-3-1 lists Guglielmo Vicario, Pierre Kalulu, Gleison Bremer and Lloyd Kelly at the back, Douglas Luiz and Pape Matar Sarr as the double pivot, and an advanced line with Weston McKennie, Edon Zhegrova, Nicolás González and Randal Kolo Muani. Fabio Pisacane and Luciano Spalletti have split their prior meetings one apiece in the manager duel. The venue is the Unipol Domus in Cagliari, capacity 16,416. Referee Matteo Marcenaro brings experience and a firm pocket for cards.
Absentees may shape benches more than plans. For Cagliari, Alessandro Deiola (M, meniscus injury), Kevin Carlos Omoruyi (F, thigh injury) and Mattia Felici (F, cruciate ligament injury) miss out. Juventus are without Arkadiusz Milik (F, coach decision), Jeff Ekhator (F, thigh injury), Jérémie Boga (F, thigh injury), Kamil Grabara (G, cruciate ligament injury), Kenan Yıldız (F, broken foot), Khéphren Thuram (M, knee surgery) and Manuel Locatelli (M, meniscus injury). Follow live momentum swings, lineups and every Sofascore Rating on the Sofascore match page, and dive deeper into the season on the Serie A hub.
Серия А
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Round 6 of Serie A lands in Sardinia, where Cagliari host Juventus at the Unipol Domus. It’s a meeting of two organized defenses, three clean sheets each, but built in very different ways. You can follow everything live on the match page on Sofascore.
Expect contrasting tempos. Cagliari lean compact and direct, Juventus prefer control and volume. Small margins, smart details, and one set piece might swing it.
Form guide and key numbers
Cagliari have started tight at the back, with only 2 goals conceded in 5 matches and 3 clean sheets. They’ve scored 5 times from 54 shots and generated 5.47 expected goals, closely tracking output. Average ball possession sits at 40.8 percent, and their pass accuracy is 85.1 percent across 2,012 total passes. They don’t mind defending low and clearing lines, racking up 152 clearances already. The shot-stopping has been strong too, with 19 saves and 2.60 goals prevented, a sign of sharp goalkeeping. They’ve also hit the woodwork 4 times, a reminder that margins have been thin. Key pass volume is modest at 39, but they make it count in the final third. The home team’s average Sofascore Rating comes in at 7.544.
Juventus bring more of the ball and more shots, with 56 percent possession and 88 attempts so far. They’ve scored 8 with 7.76 expected goals, plus 15 big chances created and 63 key passes. Crosses and width are a theme, logging 99 crosses and 29 accurate deliveries. Like Cagliari, they boast 3 clean sheets, but with 4 goals conceded and only 14 shots on target allowed. Set pieces and aerials matter, and they have 3 headed goals in the bank. Corners flow, with 43 won compared to just 14 against them. Their pass accuracy is 87.4 percent across 2,573 total passes. The visitors’ average Sofascore Rating is a healthy 7.552.
Head-to-head and match trends
Juventus lead the recent duel ledger with 7 wins to Cagliari’s 1, plus 2 draws. That said, Cagliari took the most recent meeting at the Unipol Domus 1-0, a timely reminder for the visitors. Before that, Juventus won 2-1 at home, and there were two draws in the 2024 stretch. The ebb and flow has been real, but Turin’s side still hold the broader edge across the years. One telling nugget from recent clashes: Juventus have been the first-half winner in 4 of the last 5 head-to-heads. Starting tempo might matter a lot here. Cagliari, for their part, have been the first to score in 5 of their last 7 across competitions.
Both teams have leaned under the goal lines lately, with Cagliari seeing under 2.5 goals in 6 of 8 and Juventus in 7 of 9. Cards have been relatively controlled too, with both sides on streaks of under 4.5 cards in their recent runs. That trend meets a referee profile worth noting: Matteo Marcenaro averages nearly 5 yellow cards per match across 100 games and has shown 24 reds. Corners may not spiral either, with Juventus landing under 10.5 corners in 4 of their past 5 trend samples. It all points to a cagey, detail-driven 90 minutes. The kind of match where one timely delivery or rebound decides it.
Tactical outlook and possible battles
Fabio Pisacane sets Cagliari up in a 4-4-2, prioritizing compact lines, clearances and disciplined spacing. With 40.8 percent average possession, the hosts are ready to spring when the ball turns over. Adam Obert has been busy at left-back or left center, posting 11 tackles, 5 interceptions and 4 successful dribbles, plus a 34.77 km/h top speed. Harry Winks connects the thirds with 220 accurate passes at 91.3 percent, while Michel Adopo adds thrust with 8 key passes and 2 assists. In the final third, Daniel Maldini has been the finisher, scoring 3 from 10 shots with 2.46 expected goals and a Sofascore Rating of 7.1. Cagliari’s defensive depth, 152 clearances and 19 saves, suggests they’re comfortable absorbing pressure. That can invite territory, but they’ve been resilient in the box. One well-timed counter or second ball could be their route.
Juventus line up in a 4-2-3-1, and they will likely lean on width and service. Francisco Conceição has been lively with a Sofascore Rating of 7.28, 1 goal, 1 assist and 8 key passes, complementing Nicolás González’s direct running and 4 successful dribbles. Douglas Luiz is the hub, stacking 284 accurate passes at 91.3 percent, 3 big chances created and 7 key passes, plus a top speed of 36.27 km/h. Randal Kolo Muani has 11 shots and 2.05 expected goals but is still chasing his first goal, with 4 big chances missed. If he times his runs better, the dam can break quickly. At the back, Gleison Bremer has 25 clearances and a 7.32 Sofascore Rating, reading danger early. Juventus also threaten from crosses and set plays, so Cagliari’s aerial structure will be tested again. This is a classic control-versus-compactness clash, and both plans have solid evidence behind them.
Players to watch
Cagliari: Yerry Mina arrives with a standout Sofascore Rating of 8.1 from his first appearance. He completed 36 of 37 passes, won 7 of 7 duels, and made 10 clearances in a 90-minute clean sheet. He also went 4 for 4 in aerial duels, a key pillar against Juventus’ crossing volume. That dominance in the air can blunt both set pieces and back-post patterns. With Cagliari’s defensive numbers already strong, Mina’s presence only raises the floor. Expect him to battle Kolo Muani on first contacts and block cut-backs. If he marshals the line like that again, Cagliari’s structure will hold its shape. It also frees fullbacks to engage wide without panic.
Juventus: Federico Gatti tops their chart by average with a 7.6 Sofascore Rating, delivered in just 8 minutes off the bench after scoring a headed goal. It’s a tiny sample, but it reminds us of his set-piece value and knack for late-box moments. If he features, that aerial threat stacks on top of Bremer’s presence. Keep an eye on discipline too, with a yellow card in that cameo. Around them, form players can tilt it either way. Daniel Maldini’s 3 goals make him Cagliari’s key finisher, while Edon Zhegrova brings a 7.45 Sofascore Rating, 2 goals, 1 assist and 8 key passes for Juventus. Those supporting acts could be the difference if the primary matchup is a stalemate.
Lineups, absentees and match info
Cagliari’s projected 4-4-2 features Elia Caprile in goal, a back line with Zé Pedro, Yerry Mina, Juan Rodríguez and Adam Obert, and a midfield unit headlined by Harry Winks, Michel Adopo and Jacopo Fazzini. Up front, Daniel Maldini and Paul Mendy offer contrasting profiles between movement and physicality. Juventus’ 4-2-3-1 lists Guglielmo Vicario, Pierre Kalulu, Gleison Bremer and Lloyd Kelly at the back, Douglas Luiz and Pape Matar Sarr as the double pivot, and an advanced line with Weston McKennie, Edon Zhegrova, Nicolás González and Randal Kolo Muani. Fabio Pisacane and Luciano Spalletti have split their prior meetings one apiece in the manager duel. The venue is the Unipol Domus in Cagliari, capacity 16,416. Referee Matteo Marcenaro brings experience and a firm pocket for cards.
Absentees may shape benches more than plans. For Cagliari, Alessandro Deiola (M, meniscus injury), Kevin Carlos Omoruyi (F, thigh injury) and Mattia Felici (F, cruciate ligament injury) miss out. Juventus are without Arkadiusz Milik (F, coach decision), Jeff Ekhator (F, thigh injury), Jérémie Boga (F, thigh injury), Kamil Grabara (G, cruciate ligament injury), Kenan Yıldız (F, broken foot), Khéphren Thuram (M, knee surgery) and Manuel Locatelli (M, meniscus injury). Follow live momentum swings, lineups and every Sofascore Rating on the Sofascore match page, and dive deeper into the season on the Serie A hub.