Cagliari Dominates with a 4-0 Victory over Hellas Verona

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Cagliari secured a commanding 4-0 win against Hellas Verona in Serie A matchday 23, solidifying their home advantage.

In Serie A matchday 23, Cagliari showcased their dominance with a convincing 4-0 victory against Hellas Verona. Under the management of Fabio Pisacane, the home side controlled the pace of the game with ease. By the 35th minute of the first half, they were already ahead 1-0 thanks to a powerful strike from Luca Mazzitelli. The gap widened when Semih Kilicsoy scored just after the break (47’) and Ibrahim Sulemana added another in the 83rd minute. The final blow to their opponents was delivered by Riyad Idrissi with a header in the dying moments of the match (90’).

Luca Mazzitelli received applause for his brilliant finish at the 35-minute mark after a well-placed cross from Adam Obert, as he sent the ball into the back of the net.

Winger Riyad Idrissi had an outstanding performance, contributing not only by scoring a goal but also being pivotal in defense.

Luca Mazzitelli further impressed with his performance, not just scoring but also attempting two more shots during the match.

Coach Fabio Pisacane opted for a tactical setup of 3-5-2, featuring Elia Caprile in goal, supported by Zé Pedro, Yerry Mina, and Sebastiano Luperto in defense. The midfield trio consisted of Marco Palestra, Michel Adopo, Gianluca Gaetano, Luca Mazzitelli, and Adam Obert, while Semih Kilicsoy and Sebastiano Esposito formed the attack.

On the other side, Hellas Verona, managed by Paolo Zanetti, also employed a 3-5-2 formation with Simone Perilli in goal. The defense comprised Tobias Slotsager, Victor Nelsson, and Nicolás Valentini, while Pol Lirola, Antoine Bernede, Roberto Gagliardini, Abdou Harroui, and Martin Frese played in midfield. Amin Sarr and Gift Orban led the forward line.

Kevin Bonacina officiated the match, ensuring fair play throughout.

Looking ahead, Cagliari will face Roma away in their next fixture, while Hellas Verona will host Pisa. Following this result, Cagliari sits 12th in the standings with 28 points, whereas Hellas Verona finds themselves at the bottom with just 14 points.

Substitutions for Cagliari

66’ 2T – Luca Mazzitelli off for Ibrahim Sulemana, Semih Kilicsoy off for Gennaro Borrelli

78’ 2T – Adam Obert off for Riyad Idrissi

86’ 2T – Marco Palestra off for Gabriele Zappa, Sebastiano Esposito off for Leonardo Pavoletti

Substitutions for Hellas Verona

28’ 1T – Roberto Gagliardini off for Sandi Lovric

57’ 2T – Abdou Harroui off for Suat Serdar, Antoine Bernede off for Al Musrati, Pol Lirola off for Daniel Mosquera

81’ 2T – Sandi Lovric off for Cheikh Niasse

Yellow Cards for Hellas Verona:

6’ 1T Amin Sarr (Unsporting Behavior)

Red Card for Hellas Verona:

6’ 2T Amin Sarr (Second Yellow Card)