The Nerazzurri are the team against which the Sardinians have drawn several times at home. The rossoblù have only won three home games this year
Wearing the euphoria of winning the Coppa Italia final against Juventus in extra time, Inter will fly to Cagliari to try to pursue their dream of winning the Scudetto again. Much will depend on AC Milan’s result at home against Atalanta: the Rossoneri will play on Sunday at 18, the Nerazzurri will take the field at 20.45 with the fresh news of the result of their cousins. Cagliari is an appointment not to be mistaken in any case, to take advantage of a possible misstep by Milan or to keep hope alive even in the event of the success of the Devil. For their part, the rossoblùs desperately need points for salvation: currently the team of Alessandro Agostini – who took over from Walter Mazzarri – is one point behind the fourth last place of the Salernitana.
HOW MANY EQUAL
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A very precious point for Cagliari arrived in the last round against Salernitana, with the equalizer grabbed in the 99th minute with Altare after Verdi’s advantage (from a penalty kick). The rossoblù have thus returned to scoring points after two consecutive defeats, against Genoa and Verona, and now host the team against which they have drawn the most home games in Serie A: there are 18 times that Inter have been stopped on par in Sardinia. , even if in the last 13 matches it has only happened on two occasions (2-2 in April 2012 and 1-1 in September 2013) and never in the six most recent matches.
BAD IN THE HOUSE
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Above all, Cagliari have to deal with a disappointing domestic performance this season: only three home wins for the rossoblù in the current Serie A. In the event that the victory against Inter does not arrive, the Sardinian club would equal their worst home performance in its history in Serie A, after only three victories in the 1999/2000 season. Also pay attention to the latest results between these two teams: Inter have won eight of the 10 most recent matches also considering the matches at San Siro, with a draw and a victory for Cagliari (2-1 in Sardinia on 1 March 2019). And the Nerazzurri kept a clean sheet in their last two matches: 1-0 at San Siro last year (Darmian’s goal on Matchday 30) and 4-0 this year in the first leg match on 12 December.
May 13 – 5:35 pm
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