Cagliari

Football Italian Serie A

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Manager Fabio Pisacane

Stadium Sardegna Arena

Founded 1920

Colours Red / Navy Blue / White

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Cagliari vs Torino

Sun 17 May, 13:00

Bookmaker Cagliari Draw Torino

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About Betting on Cagliari

Cagliari Calcio was founded in 1920 and represents Sardinia's principal football club. The club plays at the Sardegna Arena in the island's capital. Cagliari has competed consistently in Italian football's top division across multiple decades, establishing itself as a fixture of Serie A. The club's rivalry with fellow Sardinian side Torres reflects deep regional pride. Cagliari's strongest period came during the 1960s and 1970s, when the club secured league titles and established itself among Italy's elite sides.

Club Facts

Founded1920

Home groundSardegna Arena

Club coloursRed / Navy Blue / White

CountryItaly

When was Cagliari founded?

The club was established in 1920 and is based on the Italian island of Sardinia. It remains one of the island's most prominent sporting institutions.

What is Cagliari's home stadium?

Cagliari play their home matches at the Sardegna Arena, located in Cagliari city. The stadium serves as the club's primary venue for league and cup fixtures.

Where is Cagliari located?

The club is based in Cagliari, the capital city of Sardinia, an autonomous region of Italy. Their home ground is situated within the city and serves the local and regional fanbase.

What is the Sardegna Arena's capacity?

The Sardegna Arena has an approximate capacity of 16,000 spectators. The stadium underwent redevelopment and modernisation to meet contemporary football standards.