Cagliari Primavera falls at the CRAI Sport Center against Milan. The rossoblù, beaten 3-1 by the Devil, failed an important test for the playoff race.
Despite a good start to the match, with Pisacane's team forcing the guests back into their own half in the first 10 minutes, it was Milan who broke the balance in the quarter of an hour, with a free kick near the area. Nsiala 's header, following a brilliant cross from Victor, gave the visitors the lead.
Five minutes pass and Cagliari collects their second goal, following a missed clearance by the Cagliari goalkeeper Wodzicky, pressured by the Rossoneri striker Camarda. The 2-0 goal was the acronym Sia . In the 22nd minute Milan even found a hat trick, again with Sia, but the referee disallowed it for offside.
After the blackout, which effectively compromises the match, the rossoblù regroup but are unable to create noteworthy opportunities. Abate's team, on the other hand, lowered the pace, putting the match to sleep until half-time.
Second half
In the second half, Pisacane introduces Vinciguerra (physically not at his best) and the new signing Simonetta. Cagliari definitely entered with greater competitive anger and the impact of the two substitutes was evident. Milan, however, is lethal on the counterattack and in the 55th minute takes the lead 3-0. The goal came from Camarda, the youngest ever to make his Serie A debut on November 25th. A beautiful goal, that of the baby phenomenon, very good at controlling on the fly and mocking Wodzicky with a lob.
The match is effectively closed but Konate, two minutes later, closes the gap. The rossoblù striker's goal shakes Cagliari, driven by Simonetta 's plays on the attacking midfield. In the 69th minute, however, Milan came close to making it 4-1 with Camarda hitting the woodwork. Pisacane, despite being two goals short, believes in it and at the end introduces Conti, Sulev and the new arrival Bolzan.
Cagliari builds more, proving anything but submissive. But it's too late now. Milan beat 3-1 at the Crai Sport Center.
