- Cagliari have won three consecutive games, all three of which came in Serie A 2026/2027.
- Juventus FC have won two of their last five matches in all competitions (D1, L2).
- The last H2H in Serie A 2025/2026 was won by Cagliari 1-0.
Cagliari’s run can be disrupted by the Bianconeri
Cagliari have made a superb start to the Serie A 2026/2027 campaign with three wins in their last three and three in their last five across all competitions.
Their most recent success was last weekend's 2-1 away win at Atalanta Bergamo and the week before that, they had another away success at Udinese Calcio 1-0. They're up to fourth spot in Serie A 2026/2027 with 12 points from five matches and are right in the shake-up at the top.
Fabio Pisacane has a solid back four which he can set up in a number of different ways and an energetic, high-pressing team identity which is producing results.
Juventus can win if Cagliari’s press doesn’t work
Juventus have also made a solid start, but their 10 points from the opening five games sees them a step behind the frontrunners in seventh spot.
Luciano Spalletti has made the Bianconeri a much more purposeful unit, with the side more structured in build-up play and far faster in vertical progression after the ball is won back. That's just the kind of game that could suit them against Cagliari, who are very direct and high-pressing.
Edon Zhegrova leads the way for Juventus with two goals in four Serie A 2026/2027 matches and Spalletti can deploy the Croatian, a sharp edge between the lines, to deadly effect.
The odds look wrong
We're going for Juventus in the outright market for this one, but the 1.54 on the table look a little on the short side. At 6.25 Cagliari are good value to inflict a second Serie A 2026/2027 defeat on Juventus and the 3.8 on the draw is also a bit steep.
It's probably closer than the bookmakers think, with the Rossoblù playing well enough to make it a match. They've won one and lost one at home in the league, while Juventus have won one and lost one in their two trips, conceding 1.50 goals per-match on the road. That's a crack Cagliari can get through if they're at it.
Under 2.5 goals at 1.8 looks a decent option for the correct score market and BTTS - No at 1.75 matches the cagey feel of this clash, but Cagliari's home stats don't stack up with that, as they've scored just 0.50 and conceded 0.50 in their own patch to date.
Daniel Maldini is Cagliari's biggest threat with three goals in five Serie A 2026/2027 games and the ex-AC Milan forward has scored three of their last five goals in all competitions. Michel Ndary Adopo has been good for them in 2026/2027 with two assists in five league games, and he tends to push the final ball forward.
