Elia Caprile
CAG
Allows two goals to Bologna
Caprile made three saves and conceded two goals in Saturday's 2-0 loss versus Bologna.
Analysis: Caprile was beaten multiple times for the second round in a row after an airtight start, conceding on a header from a corner kick and a PK. He hasn't kept a clean sheet in three matches, surrendering seven goals and making 14 saves in that stretch. Up next, Cagliari will face Roma away Tuesday.
Concedes four against Monza
Caprile recorded two saves and allowed four goals in Monday's 4-0 loss against Monza.
Analysis: Caprile endured a difficult outing as Cagliari suffered a heavy defeat, conceding once before halftime and three more times in the second half. The goalkeeper was unable to prevent Monza's clinical attack from taking advantage of Cagliari's defensive struggles, despite making two saves. He has now recorded 30 saves, seven goals conceded and three clean sheets across seven Serie A appearances this season. Caprile will look to return to his earlier form when Cagliari face Bologna in their next league fixture.
Beaten once in Juventus clash
Caprile made nine saves and two clearances and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-1 draw versus Juventus.
Analysis: Caprile couldn't secure another clean sheet but still had a standout performance, setting a new season high in saves and thwarting several menacing attempts. He has blanked the opponents three times, surrendered three goals and made multiple saves in every tilt, totaling 28. Up next, Cagliari will face Monza away next Monday.
Registers clean sheet
Caprile recorded six saves and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 1-0 victory over Udinese.
Analysis: Caprile registered six saves and also made a clearance. He has now recorded 19 saves in five games this campaign, conceded only twice and registered three clean sheets. Next, he takes on Juventus.
Concedes once in Atalanta clash
Caprile registered three saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 2-1 win versus Atalanta.
Analysis: Caprile was protected well by his defense and was beaten only by a deflected shot by Gianluca Scamacca. He has kept two clean sheets, made 13 saves and allowed two goals in four games thus far. Up next, Cagliari will face Udinese away Saturday.
Clean sheet against Lecce
Caprile made three saves and secured a clean sheet in Monday's 1-0 victory over Lecce.
Analysis: Caprile was in for a decent night as Cagliari shut out Lecce, earning three saves on his way to a clean sheet. This is already the keeper's second clean sheet of the season, as he earned one against Parma in their season opener. He will now prepare to face Atalanta on Saturday, likely to be a tough task, although Cagliari did hold Inter Milan to only a single goal.
Makes five saves in defeat
Caprile recorded five saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-0 loss to Inter Milan.
Analysis: Caprile was kept busy by an Inter side that consistently created opportunities, making five saves while only being beaten by Hakan Calhanoglu's early strike. He has now accumulated seven saves while conceding just once with one clean sheet through two Serie A appearances this season, an encouraging start despite Sunday's defeat. Caprile will look to add another strong performance in the upcoming league clash against Lecce.
Opens season with clean sheet
Caprile kept a clean sheet while making two saves during Saturday's 1-0 win over Parma.
Analysis: Caprile helped Cagliari to all three points by shutting out Parma on Saturday. The keeper kept eight clean sheets across 38 appearances last campaign and is on his way to equaling or surpassing that total. Caprile and Cagliari will find a tougher test next time out against Inter Milan.
Two saves in win
Caprile had two saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 2-1 victory versus AC Milan.
Analysis: Caprile delivered an outstanding performance in Sunday's 2-1 win at San Siro, making two saves across 90 minutes to deny an AC Milan side that threw everything forward in a desperate attempt to preserve UEFA Champions League qualification. The Italian goalkeeper was beaten only by Alexis Saelemaekers' instinctive second-minute finish before holding firm through Cagliari's two counterattacking goals to complete a historic result. Caprile ends the 2025-26 Serie A season with eight clean sheets, 122 saves and 53 goals conceded across 38 appearances, establishing himself as the undisputed first-choice goalkeeper in a Cagliari side that comfortably secured mid-table survival despite a difficult transitional campaign.
Makes two saves in win
Caprile made two saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 2-1 victory over Torino.
Analysis: Caprile made no more than two saves for the 13th time in 37 starts, but it was enough to earn the home win. The goalkeeper has eighth clean sheets over that span. He will now face a tougher matchup to close the season at Milan on Sunday.
Beaten twice in Udinese fixture
Caprile made four saves and two clearances and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-0 defeat against Udinese.
Analysis: Caprile batted away a few attempts on goal, but his defense eventually came apart twice in the second half, allowing two clear-cut chances on which Adam Buksa and Idrissa Gueye capitalized. He has kept two clean sheets in the last five games, making 16 saves and surrendering seven goals. Up next, Cagliari will host Torino next Sunday.
Four saves in 0-0 draw
Caprile had four saves and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 0-0 draw versus Bologna.
Analysis: Caprile kept his eighth clean sheet of the season in the 35 games he has played this year. This was only his second clean sheet of the eight that has come in an away match, with the last clean sheet away match coming in November. Including his four saves in this match, he has made nine saves in his last two matches.
Concedes twice against Atalanta
Caprile recorded five saves and allowed two goals in Monday's 3-2 victory against Atalanta.
Analysis: Caprile couldn't parry away two good-looking finishes by Gianluca Scamacca, but had some key interventions in the second half. He has kept one clean sheet in the last eight rounds, making 14 saves and surrendering 18 goals. Up next, Cagliari will face Bologna away Sunday.
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