Bologna Ends 51-Year Trophy Drought With Coppa Italia Win Over Milan
Bologna Ends 51-Year Trophy Drought With Coppa Italia Win Over Milan

Bologna Ends 51-Year Trophy Drought With Coppa Italia Win Over Milan

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Bologna secured their first major trophy in 51 years by defeating AC Milan 1-0 in the Coppa Italia final, with Dan Ndoye scoring the decisive goal early in the second half. The match was tightly contested, with both teams creating chances in the first half but failing to score until Ndoye capitalized on a misplaced tackle from Milan's Theo Hernandez to finish expertly. Bologna controlled much of the game after halftime, using high pressing and precise passing to limit Milan's opportunities. Ndoye, who had recently recovered from a thigh injury, increased his market value with this standout performance, marking his ninth goal of the season. The victory ends Bologna's long trophy drought, dating back to their last Coppa Italia win in 1974 and their last league title in 1964. Meanwhile, AC Milan's defeat is a setback in their hopes to secure European competition, as they have yet to win the cup since 2003.

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