Bologna Ends 51-Year Drought Winning Coppa Italia Over Milan
Bologna Ends 51-Year Drought Winning Coppa Italia Over Milan

Bologna Ends 51-Year Drought Winning Coppa Italia Over Milan

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Bologna ended a 51-year wait for a major trophy by defeating AC Milan 1-0 to win the Italian Cup, with Dan Ndoye scoring the only goal after returning from injury. This victory marks Bologna's first Coppa Italia title since 1974 and secures them a spot in next season's Europa League, potentially ending Milan's European competition hopes amid a disappointing season. The club, owned by Canadian Joey Saputo since 2014, has seen significant progress, including a recent fifth-place Serie A finish, their best since 1971. Coach Vincenzo Italiano earned his first final win after previous disappointments in Europa Conference League finals and a runner-up in the 2023 Italian Cup. The match was intense and physical, highlighted by Bologna captain Lewis Ferguson sustaining a facial injury during play. Milan, struggling with form and sitting eighth in Serie A, may face coaching changes as a result of the defeat.

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