Udinese and Cagliari have faced off a total of 60 times in Serie A, with the record for Udinese standing at 30 wins, 18 draws and 12 losses. Cagliari are the team that Udinese have beaten the most times in Serie A. Since 2018 they have only lost once against them (0-1 in April 2021) and the visitors have never scored more than one goal per match against Udinese. The Friulian team have only lost three times at home against Cagliari over their 32 consecutive years in Serie A. In fact, their first Serie A game was against Cagliari in August 1995, with Udinese winning 1-0 thanks to a goal from Oliver Bierhoff. The latest game between the two teams ended with a 2-0 win for Udinese at Cagliari, while their last match at Bluenergy Stadium ended 1-1.
This season, Udinese have always found the back of the net in their two Coppa Italia and four Serie A matches. Udinese are the fourth most proficient goal-scoring team this season (behind Inter, Roma and Como) with eight goals scored, six of which in the first half: only Como have done as well as them. In the four Serie A games they have played, they have had an average of 4.5 goals per match, the second best in the league, while Cagliari’s average is 1.5, the lowest in the league. Cagliari have won three out of their first four games this season, and have only conceded two goals. They have failed to win four of their first games of the season since the year of their Scudetto, in the 1969/70 season.
Idrissa Gueye scored his second Serie A goal at San Siro. He scored his first against Cagliari in Udinese’s 2-0 win in May. Apart from the Senegalese forward, the other Udinese players who have found the back of the net against Cagliari are Christian Kabasele, Oier Zarraga and Keinan Davis. Jurgen Ekkelenkamp also scored against Inter, reaching the ten-goal mark for Udinese. In 2026, apart from Como’s Martin Baturina, no midfielder contributed to as many goals as the Dutch player, who scored six goals and provided four assists.