What a game we witnessed. Como secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory away at Cagliari in a thrilling Serie A clash. The match was ultimately decided by a moment of brilliance from Lucas Da Cunha. His late winner was simply unforgettable. This was a classic tactical battle at Sardegna Arena.
Como Vs Cagliari Player Ratings: Da Cunha's Stunner Seals 2-1 Victory

From our perspective, the visitors deserved the win. They started with intent, and Martin Baturina capitalized on their early pressure with a goal in the 14th minute. It felt like Como might run away with it. But you can never count out Cagliari at home.
The hosts clawed their way back into the contest. Their persistence was rewarded when Sebastiano Esposito headed home an equalizer in the second half. The game was on a knife-edge, but Da Cunha's spectacular long-range strike sealed the deal for Como. It was a goal worthy of winning this exciting match.
Como Player Ratings vs Cagliari
Goalkeeper
Jean Butez - 6.5: He conceded one goal but had little chance with the header. Butez made a crucial save in the first half that kept his team ahead. His distribution was quite reliable, finding his man 88% of the time. We noticed he was confident claiming high balls. A solid, if unspectacular, outing for the keeper.
Defenders
Marc Oliver Kempf - 7.0: A really commanding performance at the back. Kempf was a monster in the air, winning five of his six aerial duels. He made a staggering eight clearances, snuffing out danger time and again. His passing was crisp and accurate, setting the tempo from deep. He was a rock for his side.
Jacobo Ramón - 7.0: Much like his partner, Ramón was imperious. He won an impressive 75% of his duels and was a constant nuisance for the attackers. He read the game beautifully, making two key interceptions. We were particularly impressed by his composure on the ball under pressure. He was a vital part of the defensive effort.
Alberto Moreno - 6.5: A steady and disciplined performance from the fullback. He was strong in the tackle, winning two of his five attempts. Moreno supported the attack well, but his main job was defensive, and he did it well. He did commit three fouls, showing his aggressive nature. A decent day's work.
Ignace Van der Brempt - 7.5: What a contribution from the defender. He provided the crucial assist for the winning goal with a great pass. Defensively, he was solid, winning seven of his eleven duels. Van der Brempt was a constant outlet on the flank, always looking to get forward. His energy was infectious throughout the game.
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Midfielders
Nico Paz - 6.0: It was a mixed bag for Paz. He showed flashes of his quality with two successful dribbles and a couple of tackles. However, from our perspective, he lost the ball far too often, being dispossessed four times. He struggled to impose himself on the game consistently. An average performance overall.
Martin Baturina - 8.0: Excellent performance from the midfielder, capped off with a well-taken goal. He was a creative force, completing two dribbles and winning five duels. He put in a defensive shift too, making two tackles and an interception. A truly all-action display that set the tone for his team.
Máximo Perrone - 6.0: His game was unfortunately cut short by injury after just 36 minutes. In his time on the pitch, he looked tidy enough. He completed most of his passes but didn't have a major impact. It's tough to give a higher rating given the limited minutes.
Lucas Da Cunha - 8.5: The hero of the day. His winning goal was a moment of absolute genius, a stunning strike from distance. Beyond the goal, he was the team's engine, making eight ball recoveries and winning nine duels. He was everywhere, driving his team forward. A clear man of the match performance, simply outstanding.
Forwards
Anastasios Douvikas - 6.0: A quiet and frustrating evening for the striker. He worked hard off the ball but struggled to get involved in the game. He only had 14 touches in his 62 minutes on the pitch. The game largely passed him by, and he couldn't make the impact he would have wanted.
Jesús Rodríguez - 6.0: Similar to his strike partner, Rodríguez found it tough to get into the game. He had a shot off target and lost possession six times. He put in the effort defensively, but his attacking contribution was limited. Not his best day at the office.
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Substitutes
Substitutes - N/A: The substitutes who came on did not have enough time or impact to warrant a full rating but helped see out the important win for Como.
Manager
F. Fàbregas i Soler - 7.5: His team was well-drilled and executed the game plan perfectly. They started strong and showed resilience to find a winner after being pegged back. His tactical setup exploited Cagliari's weaknesses. A very impressive away victory masterminded by the gaffer.
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Cagliari Player Ratings vs Como
Goalkeeper
Elia Caprile - 6.0: He conceded two goals, but couldn't do much about either. The second was an unstoppable shot. He looked composed with the ball at his feet, boasting an 86% pass accuracy. Made one good high claim, but wasn't tested enough to be a hero.
Defenders
Juan Rodríguez - 6.5: A solid display from the defender before being substituted. He was excellent in possession, with a 95% pass completion rate. Made a massive eight clearances to relieve pressure. He was composed and reliable for the most part, a dependable figure at the back.
Alberto Dossena - 6.0: He had a busy game. Dossena made three tackles and won five of his eight duels. However, he was a bit loose in possession, losing the ball 15 times. It felt like he was walking a tightrope at times. A decent but slightly erratic performance.
Zé Pedro - 6.5: A tidy and effective performance in defense. He made four clearances and won all of his duels. His passing was accurate and safe, helping to build from the back. He did his job without any fuss before being taken off. A solid contribution.
Adam Obert - 7.0: A real bright spark for Cagliari. He provided a fantastic assist for the equalizing goal. He was a threat going forward, creating a big chance and making three successful dribbles. Defensively he was a little suspect, getting dribbled past twice, but his attacking contribution was vital.
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Midfielders
Michel Adopo - 6.0: Adopo had a shot on target and drew two fouls, showing some attacking intent. However, he struggled in his duels, winning only four out of ten. He also lost the ball a worrying 11 times. An industrious but ultimately ineffective performance.
Ibrahim Sulemana - 5.0: What stood out to us was his struggle on the ball. Sulemana lost possession 16 times and made an error leading to a shot. He did show incredible dribbling ability, completing five runs, but his decision-making was poor. A very difficult and disappointing outing for the midfielder.
Joseph Liteta - 6.5: A combative and energetic display. Liteta recovered the ball ten times and made five interceptions, reading the game superbly. He was a disruptive force in the midfield for his 78 minutes on the pitch. His passing was also neat and tidy. A strong defensive midfield performance.
Forwards
Marco Palestra - 6.5: He was a livewire on the wing, creating three chances for his teammates. He won eight duels and was a constant thorn in Como's side. His decision-making let him down at times, and he picked up a yellow card for diving. A frustrating but lively performance.
Michael Folorunsho - 5.5: It just wasn't his day. Folorunsho was caught offside an incredible five times, a testament to his poor timing. He was dominated in his duels, winning only five of sixteen. He worked hard but couldn't get anything to go his way. A performance to forget.
Sebastiano Esposito - 7.5: Cagliari's best player on the day. He scored a fantastic header to bring his team level. He was a focal point for the attack, winning fouls and holding up the ball. His goal was a moment of real quality in an otherwise tough game for the forwards. He deserved more from this match.
Substitutes
Substitutes - N/A: The substitutes brought some fresh energy but were unable to change the final outcome of the match. Not enough impact for a rating.
Manager
F. Pisacane - 6.0: His team showed great spirit to fight back from a goal down. They looked organized for large parts of the game. However, they were ultimately undone by a moment of magic and couldn't create enough clear chances to win. A decent effort, but no points to show for it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the result of Cagliari vs Como?+
Como defeated Cagliari 2-1 in their Serie A encounter.
When was Cagliari vs Como?+
The Cagliari vs Como match was played on March 7, 2026.
Who was the man of the match in Cagliari vs Como?+
Lucas Da Cunha was the man of the match, scoring the spectacular winning goal for Como.
Who was the worst performer in Cagliari vs Como?+
Ibrahim Sulemana had a difficult game for Cagliari, struggling with possession and defensive errors.
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