Bologna achieved their second away win of the season, drawing 2-0 against Cagliari thanks to goals from Casale and Bernardeschi. The match, played at the San Siro, saw the rossoblù stop Cagliari in a defeat that marks the second consecutive goalless stoppage for the Sardinian team. The result, 0-2, confirmed Bologna's defensive solidity and the offensive ability of Bernardeschi, who coolly scored the penalty.
Cagliari, under the guidance of Pisacane, had a difficult day. The coach received the first "alarm" of the season due to the lack of goals. The group struggled in the attacking phase, with players like Zé Pedro and Sugawara having limited impact. Defender De Oliveira, however, played a negative role, unable to limit the opponents' attacks. The coach underlined the need for a midweek intervention to recover form.
On the Bologna front, coach Palladino praised the defensive performance, defining the group as "professors" under his guidance. Full-back Skorupski had a positive day, while Darmian was considered a point of reference for the rearguard. Midfielder Vitik scored the goal for Casale, who returns to the field after three years, while Bernardeschi scored the penalty with precision, consolidating his position as a key attacker.
Among Bologna's key players, Miranda provided the assist for the first goal from a corner, while Cambiaghi showed a sacrificial performance, becoming a threat in the attacking phases. Alhassane had a positive entry, contributing to the defence. Coach Palladino thanked the bench for their support, highlighting the choice to keep Dovbyk on the bench despite Piccoli's absence.
The result confirms Bologna's solidity on the road and Palladino's ability to obtain positive results with his team. Cagliari, on the other hand, will have to reflect on their offensive weaknesses and try to improve their performance in the next matches. Bologna's next match will be crucial to consolidate their position in the standings and maintain their series of away successes.