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CAGLIARI VS AC MILAN
Date: 02 JANUARY 2026 at 20:45
BET ON: Over / Under team Cards- CAGLIARI Over +1.50
Odd: 1.50
- Cagliari over 1.5 cards is well supported by the match context, tactical setup and referee profile. Pisacane’s side are expected to adopt a compact, low-to-mid block against a stronger Milan team chasing the top of the table, prioritising intensity, duels and disruption rather than possession. With key attacking absences such as Belotti, Felici and Folorunsho, Cagliari’s main way to stay competitive is through aggression, tight marking and stopping Milan’s rhythm with tactical fouls, especially in midfield and wide defensive areas against Leão, Pulisic and Nkunku. At home, Cagliari have consistently shown they are hard to beat against top sides, but that resistance often comes at the cost of discipline. Referee Rosario Abisso is known in Serie A for a relatively high incidence of disciplinary actions - averaging around 4+ total cards per game across recent seasons and often breaking up play with frequent fouls and cautions compared to league norms, including in matches involving Cagliari and big teams like Milan. With Milan expected to dominate possession and Cagliari forced into prolonged defensive phases, the likelihood of the hosts picking up at least two cards is high.
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MAN CITY VS CHELSEA
Date: 04 JANUARY 2026 at 18:30
BET ON: Over / Under team Cards- CHELSEA Over +2.50
Odd: 1.90
- Chelsea head into this trip to the Etihad under extreme pressure, and that instability is a major red flag from a disciplinary perspective. Interim boss Calum McFarlane is expected to prioritise compactness and damage limitation against Manchester City, especially with Moisés Caicedo suspended - a huge loss given his role in screening the defence and controlling tempo. Without him, Chelsea are likely to spend long spells without the ball, defending deep and reacting rather than dictating, which historically drives up foul counts against Guardiola sides. Reece James, whether deployed centrally or at right-back, faces constant isolation against City’s rotating wide threats, a scenario that often leads to late challenges and tactical fouls. The appointment of Michael Oliver further sharpens the disciplinary angle: Oliver is among the Premier League referees most willing to punish persistent infringement and tactical fouling, particularly in matches involving high-possession sides where the defending team repeatedly breaks transitions. With Chelsea highly motivated to stay competitive, emotionally fragile after managerial upheaval, and structurally stretched in midfield, the conditions strongly point toward sustained defensive pressure and multiple booking scenarios.