Cagliari-Pisa ends 2-2, Moreo silences the Unipol Domus late on | OneFootball

The relegation battle between Cagliari and Pisa at the Unipol Domus ends 2-2. The visitors take the lead in the 45th minute with a penalty scored by former player Tramoni, awarded for a handball in the area by Adopo. In the 14th minute of the second half, the home team equalizes with a header from Folorunsho on a cross from Zappa, and in the 26th minute, the rossoblù take the lead with Kilicsoy's first Serie A goal. At the 89th minute, Moreo stuns the crowd by scoring the equalizing goal. Pisacane's team climbs to 15 points, while the nerazzurri advance to 11, remaining second to last.

Cagliari-Pisa ends 2-2, Moreo stuns the Unipol Domus at the end of the game

A game full of emotions and turnarounds: the rossoblù come back and almost secure a full win, but the late goal by the newly entered Moreo prevents a loss for the Tuscans.

A spectacular draw filled with regrets for Cagliari, who were close to victory until a few minutes before the ninetieth but were caught by Pisa at the end. At the Unipol Domus, it ends 2-2 in an intense, hard-fought match played openly by both teams, with Gilardino's formation managing to get back into the game thanks to Moreo's decisive goal in the final moments.

A result that rewards Pisa's perseverance and leaves a bitter taste for the Sardinians, who were ahead after an important comeback but unable to close the match.

First half: Pisa proactive, Cagliari dangerous, Tramoni's penalty decides

The start is immediately lively. After just two minutes, Pisa becomes dangerous with a free kick from Tramoni, to which Caprile responds promptly. Cagliari responds shortly after with a play by Palestra, who skips past Caracciolo with a sombrero and shoots, but the shot is deflected, making it easier for the goalkeeper to intervene.

At the 11th minute, the rossoblù are dangerous again: a long clearance by Caprile, Esposito works the ball well and serves Gaetano, whose shot goes just wide. Pisa does not stand by and in the 16th minute comes close to scoring with Caracciolo, who narrowly misses with a header on a ball delivered to the center by Angori.

The Tuscan team continues to push: Tramoni breaks away on a counterattack, but Caprile saves once again with an excellent foot save. From a corner, Canestrelli surprises everyone with a backheel, but the ball goes wide.

In the final minutes of the half, Kilicsoy also grows, shooting weakly at the 35th minute and coming close to scoring with a quick turn that goes just wide at the 42nd minute. At the 43rd minute, the episode that unlocks the game occurs: Adopo's arm is wide in the area, and the referee awards a penalty. From the spot, Tramoni is cool and puts Pisa ahead.

Second half: Cagliari's comeback, then the disappointment at the end

The second half opens with Cagliari on the attack. At the 49th minute, Esposito wastes a good chance on a counterattack, shooting wide from a favorable position. The equalizer comes at the 59th minute: Zappa, just entered, delivers a precise ball into the area, Folorunsho inserts himself and beats Semper for the 1-1. Shortly after, however, Folorunsho is forced to leave the field due to injury.

Cagliari gains confidence and completes the comeback at the 71st minute: Gaetano serves Kilicsoy, who controls and finishes precisely, finding the 2-1 goal. The match seems set, but Pisa does not stop believing.

In the final moments, when the rossoblù seem close to victory, the cold shower arrives. At the 89th minute, Leris finds the right corridor for Moreo, who entered in the second half, and he does not miss in front of Caprile, securing the final 2-2.

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