VS
Cagliari vs Venezia is a balanced Italian matchup in which home advantage and competition setting repeatedly alter the feel of the game. Cagliari won 3–0 at home on 18 May 2025, while Venezia had won 2–1 in Venice on 22 December 2024. Cagliari’s 2–1 victory in May 2023 and a 0–0 draw in Venice keep the profile open. Future meetings will ask who can impose the calmer contest.
Past matches, Cagliari vs Venezia
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Cagliari
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70M
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16M
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18M
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36D
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10M
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97F
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33D
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21M
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1G
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9F
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80F
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71G
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24D
Venezia Substitutes
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F
9
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F
99
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D
5
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D
7
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M
97
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D
33
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D
21
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G
23
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G
1
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G
35
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F
18
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D
16
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M
19
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D
79
Match events
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4'Jay Idzes Yellow Card
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11'⚽Y. Mina Normal Goal (Asst: T. Augello)
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14'Alessandro Deiola Yellow Card
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32'C. Gytkjær G. Oristanio
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41'⚽R. Piccoli Normal Goal (Asst: N. Zortea)
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43'Roberto Piccoli Goal confirmed
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57'G. Gaetano Zito Luvumbo
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70'M. Marić J. Yeboah
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70'R. Haps M. Ellertsson
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70'F. Zampano J. Schingtienne
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71'⚽A. Deiola Normal Goal (Asst: A. Makoumbou)
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74'M. Prati A. Makoumbou
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75'R. Marin A. Deiola
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75'I. Doumbia Kike Pérez
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87'N. Pintus N. Zortea
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87'N. Viola M. Adopo
Stats for this game
Matchup Cagliari VS Venezia
Home setting changes the balance
The dated results do not establish one reliable venue script. Cagliari won 3–0 at the Unipol Domus on 18 May 2025, yet Venezia had won 2–1 at home on 22 December 2024. Cagliari’s 2–1 home success on 27 May 2023 and Venezia’s 0–0 draw with them at the Penzo on 25 February 2023 add contrasting examples across the clubs’ meetings.
Context matters as much as reputation
The fixture has crossed Serie A and Serie B settings, which makes status an incomplete guide to the contest. Cagliari can turn home pressure into a clear margin, as the 3–0 scoreline showed, but Venezia have proved able to make the same ground uncomfortable. The goalless draw in Venice underlines how quickly the match can become a battle of patience rather than an exchange of chances. A future meeting should again hinge on which side manages the opening phases and keeps its structure when the opponent gains momentum. That uncertainty, rather than a fixed hierarchy, is the matchup’s durable appeal.