Cagliari will be out to maintain their unbeaten run when Lazio travel to the Stadio Sant'Elia in Sardinia on Sunday. The Biancocelesti, meanwhile, will need to bounce back from the disappointment of last week's 1-0 home defeat by Atalanta, where victory could have boosted hopes of perhaps making a late push for one of the European places. Cagliari gave themselves an eight-point cushion over th...Full Story »

Cagliari coach Diego Lopez is hoping his players can build on last weekend's 3-0 victory over Udinese when they visit Catania on Saturday. The Sardinian outfit followed the 1-1 draw at Inter Milan with an emphatic win over Udinese to clinch only a second win of 2014. "My players are finally reaping what they have sown on the field," Lopez said. "Against Udinese, my players responded as I thoug...Full Story »

Cagliari's hunt for a long overdue win away from home continues as they face Parma at the Ennio Tardini stadium on Sunday. The Sardinian outfit have not won on the road in Serie A since February 17, a 2-0 triumph at Pescara. With just three points - all from draws - collected away from Cagliari this season, Diego Lopez's men have had to rely on home comfort to remain clear of the drop zone. L...Full Story »

Cagliari go into Monday night's game at Roma with heavy hearts following the cyclone that killed 16 people in Sardinia this week. The devastating storm hit the Mediterranean island several days ago and left numerous people homeless. A statement from Cagliari read: "The club president, players, technical team and all members of Cagliari football club express their sorrow to the families of the ...Full Story »

Cagliari coach Diego Lopez wants his side to show more focus after giving away a last-gasp equaliser against Sampdoria. Last Saturday's 2-2 draw against Samp meant Cagliari remain with just one win after four Serie A matches ahead of Wednesday's game at Livorno. Lopez is frustrated that the Sardinian outfit lacked the discipline to seal the victory having gone in front two minutes from time. ...Full Story »

Granada striker Carlos Aranda has admitted the Primera Division clash with fellow strugglers Osasuna at the Estadio Nuevo Los Carmenes is a time for calm heads. The two clubs head into the game locked together on 36 points - four points above the relegation zone - and in the knowledge that victory could be enough to ensure survival depending on results elsewhere. Granada have given themselves ...Full Story »

Defending Thai Premier League champions Muangthong United's perfect start to the 2013 season was ended on Wednesday after they were beaten 2-1 by Buriram United. Entering the game at the SCG Stadium with five wins from their opening five games, Muangthong found themselves behind in the 17th minute when Javier Patino lashed home a ferocious half-volley from the edge of the box, and the Philipp...Full Story »

Real Zaragoza forward Carlos Aranda is confident the team will soon be up and running in the Primera Division despite losing their season opener. Manuel Jimenez's side suffered a 1-0 home defeat to Real Valladolid last weekend, and will be aiming to improve on that when they travel to Espanyol. Although Aranda feels the Barcelona club will provide tricky opposition, he sees no reason why Zarag...Full Story »

Malaga came from a goal down to claim a crushing 5-1 victory over Real Zaragoza with four goals in the final 23 minutes condemning the visitors to their 15th defeat of the season. However, it was Zaragoza who took a shock lead through Carlos Aranda midway through the first half with the hosts only levelling on the stroke of half-time when Sebastian Fernandez headed home. The game remained at 1...Full Story »

Cowdenbeath fought back from three goals down to beat 10-man Stirling 4-3 in thrilling clash. Sean Welsh opened the scoring for bottom-of-the-table Stirling in the 40th-minute, slamming home a cross from Jonathan Brown. Michael Mullen's second-half brace put the hosts in total control. His first was an 18-yard drive after good work from Martyn Corrigan, and the second a neat finish from close ...Full Story »