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Roma vs Cagliari: how to watch on Sky or DAZN, kickoff, probable lineups and odds
·27 October 2026·2h ago

Roma vs Cagliari: how to watch on Sky or DAZN, kickoff, probable lineups and odds

Source: Il Messaggero – Roma

Roma host Cagliari at the Stadio Olimpico in a midweek fixture, with the chance to stay close to the top of the table and hope for slip-ups from their rivals. Gian Piero Gasperini's side come into the match after a 1-1 draw...

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Roma host Cagliari at the Stadio Olimpico on Tuesday 27 October, with kick-off at 20:45 in the ninth round of Serie A. Gian Piero Gasperini's side come in after a 3-3 draw at Napoli's Maradona Stadium, while Fabio Pisacane's Cagliari are looking to end a run that includes a 2-0 home defeat to Bologna. Forza Roma says the match is exclusive to DAZN, while Il Messaggero lists Sky or DAZN as options. Forza Roma adds that fans can also follow live commentary on Forzaroma.info.

The outlets differ on the team news. Forza Roma reports that Balerdi and Lulli start, that Marten de Roon is rested, and that Mora plays alongside Soulé. Roma News instead includes de Roon and Cristante in midfield, with Pisilli competing for a place, and lists Mancini and Hermoso in defence. Cult of Calcio's predicted XI also includes de Roon. All outlets agree that Mile Svilar is out, while Roma News adds that Koné, Dybala and Pellegrini are also sidelined. Cult of Calcio says Bryan Cristante has returned from injury. For Cagliari, Roma News reports that Harry Winks injured his back against Bologna and is a doubt, with Roberto Gagliardini starting if he is ruled out.

Cult of Calcio notes that Roma remain unbeaten in Serie A this season (W5, D3) but sit four points behind joint leaders Inter and Lazio. Roma News reports that the sides have met 49 times at the Olimpico, with Roma winning 26, drawing 17 and Cagliari winning six, and that Roma won the most recent meeting there 2-0 in February 2026. Cult of Calcio adds that Cagliari have lost nine of their last 11 league visits to Rome.

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“Non perdere terreno dalla vetta e sperare nei passi falsi delle dirette concorrenti. La Roma torna in campo all'Olimpico per il turno infrasettimanale in una sfida che vedrà i giallorossi affrontare il Cagliari di Pisacane. La formazione di Gasperini è reduce dal pareggio contro il Napoli mentre i…”

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