MATCH REPORT

Roma’s late response turns 2-2 into 4-2 against Cagliari

How the match unfolded, with the data behind it

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Roma twice recovered the lead after Cagliari's goals, with Rodrigo Mora and Donyell Malen deciding a 4-2 Serie A win that moved Roma to 21 points provisionally.

Turning points

Roma recover from early deficit

AS Roma beat Cagliari 4-2 at Stadio Olimpico, overturning an early 0-1 deficit and responding decisively after the visitors made it 2-2 late on.

M'Bala Nzola opened the scoring for Cagliari from the penalty spot in the 10th minute, making it 0-1. Roma levelled in the 15th minute when Emanuele Lulli scored from Nahuel Molina's assist for 1-1. Niccolò Pisilli then put Roma ahead in the 21st minute, converting Lulli's assist to make it 2-1.

Cagliari restored parity in the 81st minute through Daniel Maldini, assisted by Adam Obert, for 2-2. Roma's response came four minutes later: Rodrigo Mora scored in the 85th minute from Daniele Ghilardi's assist to make it 3-2. Donyell Malen completed the scoring in the 87th minute, giving Roma a 4-2 lead.

Equal shot count, Roma's stronger control

The teams recorded 19 shots each and eight shots on goal each, while the expected-goals figures were 2.92 for Roma and 2.29 for Cagliari. Roma had 60% possession and completed 508 accurate passes, compared with Cagliari's 40% and 296 accurate passes. Those figures indicated greater control for the home side despite the even shot count.

Mora makes immediate impact

Rodrigo Mora was the highest-rated player, receiving 8.2 after 34 minutes on the pitch. He scored once and supplied three key passes. P. Gollini also made six saves for Roma. Juan Rodriguez received Cagliari's only yellow card in the 90th minute.

Roma strengthen position after comeback

Roma went into the match ranked #3 with 18 points from eight games and are provisionally #3 with 21 points from nine games. Cagliari went in ranked #9 with 13 points and remain on 13 after nine games. Lazio lead with 25 points; Roma trail by 4 and Cagliari by 12. The result extended Roma's unbeaten listed form, while Cagliari's listed form now includes a fourth loss.

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Tue, Oct 27
Stadio Olimpico
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AS Roma

3rd in league
5W - 3D - 0L
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Cagliari

9th in league
4W - 1D - 3L
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Goals/Game
2.4
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0.8
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Conceded/Game
0.8
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1.1
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Form Points
9
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7
League Context

Standings source snapshot

These are the saved source standings. They may predate this match; they are not a live or recalculated post-match table.

3rd18 pts
Matchday8
9th13 pts
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1LazioWWWWW981022725
2InterWWWDW8710231022
3AS RomaDWDDW853019618
4AC MilanWWDWD853016718
5ComoWWDLW852114717
6FrosinoneDWLWD8422171314
7JuventusWLDWL842211814
8TorinoWWWDL8413131113
9CagliariLLDWW84136913
10NapoliDLWDW8323131011
11AtalantaDLWLL8314141510
12LecceLWLLW83059149
13BolognaWLWDL82248108
14SassuoloLLLDL922514228
15MonzaLWLWL821515187
16GenoaWLWLD82156137
17UdineseLLLLL81169184
18FiorentinaLLLDW81169194
19ParmaLLLWL81165154
20VeneziaLWLLL81076173