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Daniel Maldini finds his feet at Cagliari after years in family’s Serie A shadow

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Daniel Maldini finds his feet at Cagliari after years in family’s Serie A shadow

Son of Paolo and grandson of Cesare struggled to establish himself at Milan but Fabio Pisacane is beginning to unlock his potential in Sardinia The abundance could not last for ever.

Serie A’s first goalless draw of this season arrived in its 54th match, ironically between two of its more prolific teams.

Perhaps things might have ended differently between Como and Roma if the division’s leading scorer, Donyell Malen, had not earned a red card at the start of the second half.

A missed opportunity for both sides? Roma started brighter and hit the post through Lorenzo Pellegrini.

Como dominated absolutely after the red card, with 80% of possession, but could not make pressure count.

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