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Dive into Bwin’s post-match review of Como 0-0 Cagliari in the Serie A on Saturday, 08 November 2025, with stats, key moments and our take on the match.
The match between Como and Cagliari ended in a goalless draw, a result that aligns with Como’s recent form of three draws in their last four matches. Despite dominating possession, Como failed to convert their control into goals, a trend seen in their previous stalemates against Napoli and Parma. Cagliari, on the other hand, managed to extend their unbeaten run to two games, showing resilience after a string of losses. The result was not surprising given Como’s recent struggles to score and Cagliari’s defensive approach.
No standout performances were evident, as both teams’ key players struggled to make an impact. Como’s Álvaro Morata, who was substituted in the 62nd minute, received a yellow card, indicating frustration. Cagliari’s Matteo Prati also picked up a yellow card, but his team’s disciplined defensive display was crucial in securing a point away from home. The match highlighted Como’s need for more clinical finishing and Cagliari’s ability to frustrate higher-ranked teams.
Como dominated possession with 75% of the ball, yet failed to translate this into a victory, reflecting their struggle to break down Cagliari’s defence. The home side’s 10 corners compared to Cagliari’s zero further illustrate their control but inability to score. Cagliari, despite having only 25% possession, were more effective in their dribbling, achieving a 71% success rate compared to Como’s 42%. The yellow card count, with Como receiving three and Cagliari one, suggests a more disciplined approach from the visitors.
These statistics paint a picture of a game where Como had the upper hand in terms of possession and set-piece opportunities but lacked the cutting edge. Cagliari’s focus on maintaining a solid defensive structure and their efficiency in dribbling allowed them to hold firm and secure a valuable point on the road.
The match saw several substitutions from both teams, with Como making five changes throughout the game. Key moments included yellow cards for Como’s Jayden Addai and Álvaro Morata in quick succession around the 60th minute, indicating a growing frustration. Cagliari’s Matteo Prati also received a yellow card in the 70th minute, but the game remained disciplined overall.
The most significant turning point was likely Como’s inability to capitalise on their early second-half substitutions, as they failed to break the deadlock despite their dominance. Cagliari’s late triple substitution in the 79th minute helped them maintain their defensive shape and secure a draw.
Como lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, with Jean Butez in goal and a backline of Ivan Smolcic, Jacobo Ramón, Diego Carlos, and Álex Valle. The midfield was anchored by Máximo Perrone and Maxence Caqueret, with Jayden Addai, Nico Paz, and Assane Diao supporting striker Álvaro Morata. Despite their possession dominance, the formation did not yield the desired attacking output, as Como struggled to create clear scoring opportunities.
Cagliari deployed a 4-5-1 formation, with Elia Caprile between the posts and a defence consisting of Gabriele Zappa, Yerry Mina, Sebastiano Luperto, and Adam Obert. The midfield was packed with Marco Palestra, Michael Folorunsho, Matteo Prati, Gianluca Gaetano, and Mattia Felici, with Sebastiano Esposito leading the line. This setup allowed Cagliari to maintain a compact shape and effectively neutralize Como’s attacking threats.
Matteo Prati of Cagliari was named Man of the Match for his pivotal role in the midfield. Despite receiving a yellow card, Prati’s contribution to Cagliari’s disciplined defensive performance was crucial. His team’s 71% successful dribble rate, compared to Como’s 42%, highlights his effectiveness in maintaining possession and disrupting Como’s rhythm.
Recent Serie A matches:
Recent Serie A matches:
Currently 5th in the league with 18 points, Como will face Torino (13th, 13 points) on November 24, 2025 at 17:30.
Currently 14th in the league with 10 points, Cagliari will face Genoa (18th, 6 points) on November 22, 2025 at 14:00.
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