Ndoye fires Bologna to Coppa Italia glory
- Bologna defeated AC Milan 1-0 on Wednesday in Rome to win the Italian Cup, ending a 51-year trophy drought.
- Both teams entered the final seeking their first Italian Cup wins in decades, with Bologna last winning in 1974 and Milan 22 years ago.
- Dan Ndoye scored the winning goal after returning from a thigh injury, while Milan’s coach Sérgio Conceição faced pressure amid a disappointing season.
- Bologna’s victory secured their spot in next season’s Europa League, while Milan risks missing European competition and may change managers again.
- The final marked Vincenzo Italiano’s first trophy win after multiple runner-up finishes, highlighting a pivotal moment for Bologna’s club under owner Joey Saputo.
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Bologna clinch historic Coppa Italia win over AC Milan
AMMAN — Bologna clinched their first Coppa Italia title in over half a century with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over AC Milan in the final held at the Olympic Stadium on Wednesday night. Dan Ndoye netted the decisive goal in the 53rd minute, capitalising on a defensive lapse by Milan. The winger was later named Man of the Match for his standout performance.
Devils at the bottom of hell, it's high time for big changes
For Milan's players, the dream of winning the league this season is over, and they will most likely not compete in any European competition next season. Bologna's victory in the Italian Cup final deepened the crisis of the football players from the fashion capital, where they are already planning major changes.
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