“Daniel Maldini fires Cagliari into a shock lead on the counter-attack after Weston McKennie's early foul and yellow card gave the hosts a platform to break.”
Pivotal“Juventus finally break down Cagliari's resistance as substitute Kerim Alajbegovic's cross is headed home by Randal Kolo Muani to level the score.”
Pivotal“Tempers boil over at the final whistle as both Cagliari manager Fabio Pisacane and Juventus boss Luciano Spalletti are sent off following an argument.”
Outstanding performance

Juventus dominated every statistical category - 72% possession, 22 shots to 4, and 117 dangerous attacks to Cagliari's 8 - yet found themselves behind for over an hour after Daniel Maldini punished a rare lapse on the counter-attack in the 20th minute. Elia Caprile was the difference-maker for long stretches, racking up 9 saves to keep Cagliari's lead intact as wave after wave of Juventus pressure crashed against a resolute defense. The equalizer finally came in the 81st minute when substitute Kerim Alajbegovic's cross found Randal Kolo Muani, who headed home from close range to salvage a point Juventus's performance arguably deserved. The match ended in chaos as both Cagliari boss Fabio Pisacane and Juventus manager Luciano Spalletti were sent off in the final minute for an argument, capping a frustrating night for the visitors who managed just a draw despite total control of the game.
How entertaining was this match?
Cagliari's league-best defense and three-match winning streak face a stern test from a Juventus side chasing momentum after back-to-back wins. With the Sardinians sitting fourth and just a point off the pace, this one carries real early-season weight.