At the last second: FC Südtirol also celebrates against Cagliari!

Raphael Odogwu, this man is a force! The 1,90 giant scored a brace to secure a 2-2 draw for FC Südtirol against the supposed superior team from Cagliari. This means that Pierpaolo Bisoli remains unbeaten in his ninth game as FCS coach - and his team remains in the top half of the table.

In the meantime, it seemed as if Gianluca Lapadula was going to dismantle FC Südtirol single-handedly. The Peruvian national striker, who has 125 games and 34 goals to his name in Serie A, was difficult for Giovanni Zaro & Co. to get under control. First he scored the 1-1, then he took the penalty to make it 2-1 for Cagliari.

But FC Südtirol had a counterpart to Lapadula in their ranks that day that was at least as good: Raphael Odogwu. After his early 1-0 lead, the striker from Verona was also there in the 94th minute when he secured a late point win for the home team. He literally caused the Drusus Stadium to shake, while the 600 Cagliari fans drove their team away from the visitors' block with boos and derogatory gestures. Bisoli takes on Cagliari stars The only downer for FC Südtirol on this memorable Saturday afternoon: Bisoli's fuses blew after the equalizing goal. The FCS coach first took on Lapadula, then with Cagliari's substituted midfield star Nahitan Nandez. The result? Bisoli was sent off with a red card and will miss his team's difficult away game in Bari next Saturday.

Short & sweet: The highlights Odogwu wide awake Cagliari is still sleeping, but Odogwu is wide awake and scores 1-0 with the first shot on goal of the game. He directs a Rover cross into the net with his head. It is the FCS center forward's third goal of the season. Odogwu for second What's going on here? The next good chance for the FCS in the 12th minute. Tait takes the shot and Odogwu tries to deflect the ball into the goal, but it rolls just past the post. Now Cagliari is playing along Lapadula gets a header but narrowly misses the goal. It is the Sardinians' first good opportunity in the 20th minute. Lapadula is there After a Nandez free kick, Poluzzi lets the ball bounce into the middle, where Lapadula stands in the right place and somehow maneuvers the ball over the line. It's 1:1 (39th). The FCS answer Counterattack for FCS, who penetrates the opponent's penalty area with Tait. Odogwu finds his pass and sets it up for Nicolussi Caviglia. But his shot goes over. It is the last of many dangerous FCS scenes in round one. Opportunities every minute After the restart, Cagliari stepped on the accelerator: First, Lapadula failed with a diving header against the brilliantly reacting Poluzzi (50th), then the Peruvian international striker headed just wide (56th). Immediately afterwards, Di Pardo, who had moved up, tried, but Poluzzi also blocked his shot (57th). Lapadula falls, Viola scores In the 72nd minute, Lapadula went down after a challenge with Masiello. The referee uses the VAR to help him and decides on a penalty. Lapadula, who is being treated by the doctors, is not allowed to shoot, but Viola steps up and puts the ball into the corner - 2-1 for Cagliari. Odogwu becomes a hero Unbelievable, the FCS actually manages to equalize. At first Radunovic can somehow fend off a Zaro header, but he is powerless when Odogwu's follow-up shot. The Drusus Stadium was completely upside down in the 94th minute. Bisoli sees red After the equalizer, the FCS coach stormed onto the field to Lapadula and gave him a few pleasantries, then he got into a fight with the substitute Nandez, who angrily followed him into the locker room. The referee shows Bisoli the red card. FC Südtirol - Cagliari Calcio 2:2 FCS (4-4-2): Poluzzi; D'Orazio (58th Casiraghi), Masiello, Zaro, Curto (46th Berra); De Col (57th Belardinelli), Tait, Nicolussi Caviglia (76th Pompetti), Rover (81st Carretta); Mazzocchi, Odogwu Coach: Bisoli

Cagliari (4-3-1-2): Radunovic; Obert, Capradossi, Altare, Di Pardo; Deiola, Nandez (89. Dossena), Falco (67. Luvumbo); Rog (89. Lella); Viola, Lapadula Coach: Liverani

Gates: 1:0 Raphael Odogwu (7th), 1:1 Gianluca Lapadula (39th), 1:2 Nicolas Viola (74th), 2:2 Raphael Odogwu (90th + 4th)

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At the last second: FC Südtirol also celebrates against Cagliari!

FC Südtirol continues its climb in Serie B: in the Drusus Stadium, which was sold out with more than 5000 spectators, the promoted team also tripped up top club Cagliari. However, the celebration only took place in the very last minute of the game.

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