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Cagliari draw with Juventus as both coaches are sent off
Cagliari drew with Juventus in the sixth round of the league season.
The match ended with both teams’ coaches, Fabio Pisacane and Luciano Spalletti, sent off after an argument following the final whistle.
Cagliari held fourth place and extended its lead over Milan, according to the report.
Pisacane said the confrontation could have ended with the coaches embracing.
He also said Juventus played well and might have deserved to win.
He suggested Spalletti had arrived tense, after speaking the day before about the previous season’s match.
Pisacane said both coaches were sent off because the rules require someone to be dismissed when a major confrontation breaks out between benches.
Cagliari drew with Juventus, denying the visitors a win.
Both coaches, Fabio Pisacane and Luciano Spalletti, were sent off after the 90th minute.
Pisacane said he was sorry the exchange between the coaches had not ended with an embrace.
He said Juventus had played well and might have deserved to win.
Cagliari held fourth place and extended its lead over Milan, according to Corriere dello Sport.
- Who
- Cagliari and Juventus, coached by Fabio Pisacane and Luciano Spalletti.
- What
- The teams drew, and both coaches were sent off after the 90th minute.
- When
- The article was published on 11 October 2026; the match date is not stated.
- Where
- Cagliari. The specific venue is not stated.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
It could have ended with an embrace.
Juventus played a good match and maybe deserved to win.
I was sorry because Spalletti had already spoken about last year's match yesterday; it seems he arrived here a little nervous.
If, on the sixth matchday, the Juventus coach is worried about not winning in Cagliari, it means we are on the right track.
This story does not have a timeline yet.
- Teams
- Cagliari and Juventus
- Coaches sent off
- Fabio Pisacane and Luciano Spalletti
- Cagliari's league position
- Fourth
- Article publication
- 11 October 2026
Sources
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