Cagliari vs AC Milan predictions for Monday’s Serie A clash at the Sardegna Arena. High-flying AC Milan will be confident of landing all three points when they visit out-of-form Cagliari in Serie A on Monday.
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Still at the Serie A summit, AC Milan took one step closer to a possible double with cup success in midweek, ahead of their trip to struggling Cagliari on Monday.
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AC Milan only loss in the campaign this season came against Juventus two games ago. Apart from that, they have 12 wins and 4 draws in their 17 appearances to pick up 40 points on the table.
Cagliari: Cragno; Zappa, Godin, Walukiewicz, Lykogiannis; Nainggolan, Marin; Sottil, Pedro, Ounas; Simeone
AC Milan: Donnarumma; Calabria, Romagnoli, Kjaer, Dalot; Kessie, Tonali; Castillejo, Diaz, Hauge; Ibrahimovic
Cagliari vs AC Milan
Italy – Serie A
Date: Monday, 18 January 2021
Kick-off at 19:45 UK/ 20:45 CET
Venue: Sardegna Arena (Cagliari).
Cagliari vs AC Milan Head-to-head (h2h)
- The host has won only once in their last 33 matches since 1999.
- AC Milan have taken more points on the road than anyone else in Serie A this season.
- Only one of their last five clashes has ended in a draw since 2018.
- The Rossoneri have won each of their last three meetings with Cagliari without conceding.
- Their previous encounter gave a 3-0 home win for AC Milan
Cagliari vs AC Milan Prediction
AC Milan boast the best away record in Serie A this season, as they are yet to taste defeat and have won seven of their eight matches on the road.
There is no doubt that the match is sizing to be a high-scoring affair at Sardegna Arena. Cagliari is in a troubled form in the league, losing four games in a row. And at home, they have only two wins so far this term in their 8 attempts.
The Rossoneri also enjoy taking on Cagliari, as they have won three games in a row against the Sardinians to nil, while they have only lost one of the last 33 clashes between the two sides, a run that dates back to 1998.