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Bologna's title-winning goal!
96' - End of the game! Bologna are champions!
Bologna beat Milan 1-0, with a goal from Dan Ndoye, at the Stadio Olimpico, and are champions of the Italian Cup after 51 years.
After many years, Bologna wins the Italian title! In a few moments, the only goal of the title and the best moments of the great match.
94' - Almost Bologna's SECOND GOAL
Jens Odggard advances down the right side of the area, cuts inside and dribbles past the defender. The player hits a cross shot with his right foot at the edge of the area, but goalkeeper Maignan makes the save.
90+6' - Extra time
6 minutes added on... — AC Milan (@acmilan) May 14, 2025
↔️ 87' - Milan substitution
Christian Pulisic and Youssouf Fofana leave the field and are replaced by Tammy Abraham and Samuel Chukwueze. Milan make further changes in attack in injury time and try to surprise Bologna's compact defence. It's all or nothing.
84' - Milan tries to react
Milan increases the intensity and invests in the counterattack to surprise Bologna. The attack, in turn, has difficulty controlling the ball near the area, while Bologna maintains possession.
↔️ 79' - Bologna substitution
Dan Ndoye and Santiago Castro leave the field and are replaced by Jens Odggard and Thijs Dallinga. Bologna rest their key players and must now invest in counter-attacks to surprise Milan's defence.
↔️ 76' - Bologna substitution
Emil Holm leaves the field and is replaced by Davide Calabria. Bologna then have the chance to extend their lead. After regaining possession after Milan's defensive error, the ball reaches Dan Ndoye on the edge of the area, who shoots first time with his right foot and the ball goes wide.
🟨 74' - Yellow card for Bologna
Jhon Lucumí fouls Christian Pulisic and is shown a yellow card by the referee. Bologna tries to keep their defense compact, but suffers from Milan's attacks. The game is still very close.
↔️ 68' - Substitution for Bologna
Giovanni Fabbian and Riccardo Orsolini leave the field and are replaced by Tommaso Pobega and Nicolò Casale. Bologna try to keep possession of the ball, but they retreat and waste their chances. Milan try to counterattack, but it is ineffective.
66' - Milan tries to react
After a corner kick, Reijnders passes to João Félix, who shoots wide with his right foot. Milan tries to react after the substitutions, but is still unable to equalize the match.
↔️ 61' - Substitution for Milan
Fikayo Tomori, Luka Jovic and Álex Gímenez leave the field and are replaced by Kyle Walker, João Félix and Santiago Giménez. Milan change strategy and try to react after conceding a goal to Bologna in the second half. The game is back in play.
🟨 56' - Yellow card for Bologna
Giovanni Fabbian commits a hard foul on Álex Gímenez and is cautioned with a yellow card by the match referee. The game is tight after the opening of the scoring, with Milan trying to impose themselves after conceding a goal in the second half.
⚽ 52' - BOLOGNA GOAL!
Dan Ndoye opens the scoring. The forward receives the pass in the penalty area, cuts to the right, dribbles past the defender and shoots powerfully with his right foot to put the ball past goalkeeper Maignan. Bologna manages to be effective.
2nd/45' - The second half begins!
The final stage begins. The ball is back in play between Milan and Bologna at the Stadio Olimpico for the final of the Italian Cup. Follow us as we broadcast this great match in real time on VAVEL. The game is very competitive.
47' - End of the first half
For now, Milan and Bologna are tied at zero, at the Stadio Olimpico, in the final of the Italian Cup. The game is very competitive and full of fouls. In a few moments, we will return to follow the final stage of the match in real time on VAVEL.
🟨 46' - Yellow card for Milan
Christian Pulisic fouls Lewis Ferguson and is shown a yellow card by the referee. The Milan player complains, but the referee upholds the card. The game becomes very foul-ridden in the final minutes of the first half.
🟨 42' - Yellow card for Bologna
In Milan's counterattack, Rafael Leão makes a fast run down the right side of the area, but Lewis Ferguson makes a strong tackle and brings down the Portuguese striker. Bologna's player is cautioned with the card, but also suffers the worst of it with a cut on his face after being hit by Rafael Leão's leg.
🟨 37' - Yellow card for Milan
Fikayo Tomori commits a hard foul on Dan Ndoye and is cautioned with a yellow card by the match referee. The defender risks receiving a second yellow card and being sent off in the match. Bologna keeps up the pressure.
32' - Milan almost scored, but they were offside
Rafael Leão is played in deep on the right side of the area, steps into the area and hits a cross with his right foot. The ball goes wide and the referee calls the Portuguese forward offside. Milan reacts.
29' - Game suspended
Jhon Lucumí loses out in a tackle, but receives medical attention and will remain in the match. The defender gives a scare, but the Colombian player is fine. The game is being played at the Olympic Stadium.
25' - Bologna misses a good chance
In the play on the right side of the area, Lewis Ferguson passes the ball to Juan Miranda, but the number 33 crosses the ball very weakly and goalkeeper Maignan makes a calm save. Bologna keeps up the pressure.
23' - Bologna maintains possession
Bologna likes to play with the ball and tries to control the game with most of the possession. Milan, on the other hand, looks for counterattacks to surprise, but remains too stuck in defense and lets the opponent propose and threaten the goal.
18' - Milan try to regain control
Fikayo Tomori fouls Dan Ndoye and interrupts another attacking move by Bologna, who like to keep possession. Milan invest in the counterattack, but do not have a chance at the Olimpico for a long time.
14' - Milan tightens the defense
Youssouf Fofana fouls Lewis Ferguson and interrupts Bologna's play. The Milan defender tries to contain the advances of the opposing attack, which is very fast in transition. The game is very competitive at the Olímpico.
09' - Milan almost scores
The ball is crossed into the box from the right, the Bologna defense deflects it and almost beats goalkeeper Skorupski, who palms it away. Luka Jovic shoots first time with his right foot, but the goalkeeper palms it away again and prevents the opening of the scoring.
08' - Bologna almost GOAL
Juan Miranda lifts the ball from a free kick on the right side of the area, Santiago Castro heads the ball away and goalkeeper Maignan palms it away. Bologna keeps up the pressure and tries to open the scoring.
04' - Bologna complains about penalty
Orsolini is played in deep by Freuler in the middle, but goalkeeper Maignan anticipates and makes the perfect clearance. Bologna player complains about a foul inside the area, but the referee lets play continue and does not award a penalty.
03' - Milan MISSES a great chance
In a move down the left, Rafael Leão dribbles past the marker in the penalty area, crosses low and Álex Gimenez shoots wide. The ball goes over Skorupski's goal. Milan creates a good move in the first minutes of the first half.
1º/00' - The game begins!
The game begins at the Olimpico. The ball is rolling in the first half between Milan and Bologna, at the Stadio Olimpico, for the final of the Italian Cup. Follow the live broadcast of the match with us on VAVEL.
Arrival at Bologna
A unique style for a unique event 👔🏆#MilanBologna #CoppaItaliaFrecciarossa #WeAreOne pic.twitter.com/CO8YAX4imP — Bologna FC 1909 (@Bolognafc1909) May 14, 2025
Milan Arrival
Arriving for the big night 👀#MilanBologna #CoppaItaliaFrecciarossa #SempreMilan
Brought to you by @OffWht pic.twitter.com/WSOWZVNpYh — AC Milan (@acmilan) May 14, 2025
Statistics
Total Goals: Milan 13x10 Bologna
Total Assists: Milan 9x10 Bologna
Total Goals Conceded: Milan 3x1 Bologna
Total Assists: Milan 9x10 Bologna
Total Goals Conceded: Milan 3x1 Bologna
Line-up of Milan
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Team Assists
AC Milan Assists
Hernández: 2 assists in 3 games
Fofana: 1 assist in 4 games
Leão: 1 assist in 4 games
Hernández: 2 assists in 3 games
Fofana: 1 assist in 4 games
Leão: 1 assist in 4 games
Bologna Assists
Castro: 3 assists in 2 games
Lykogiannis: 2 assists in 3 games
Ndoye: 2 assists in 2 games
Team top scorers
AC Milan top scorers
Abraham: 4 goals in 4 games
Reijnders: 2 goals in 4 games
Chukwueze: 2 goals in 2 games
Abraham: 4 goals in 4 games
Reijnders: 2 goals in 4 games
Chukwueze: 2 goals in 2 games
Bologna top scorers
Dallinga: 3 goals in 3 games
Orsolini: 2 goals in 3 games
Castro: 2 goals in 2 games
Line-up of Bologna
We're back!
Milan and Bologna face each other on Wednesday (14), at 4 pm, at the Olympic Stadium. The match is valid for the Coppa Italia final. Follow us as we broadcast this great match in real time on VAVEL.
WHERE TO WATCH THE MILAN VS BOLOGNA GAME LIVE?
In addition to the live coverage here on VAVEL, the Milan vs Bologna match will be broadcast live in Brazil on Channel CazéTV. The match is valid for the Italian Cup final. Follow the broadcast with us.
WHEN IS THE MILAN VS BOLOGNA GAME AND HOW TO WATCH IT LIVE?
Championship: Coppa Italia
Date and Location: 05/13/2025 - Olímpico
Time: 4pm
Where to watch: Canal CazéTV
Live: VAVEL
Milan
Departing for the #CoppaItaliaFrecciarossa final 🛫#MilanBologna #SempreMilan pic.twitter.com/sYfXU8C6nP — AC Milan (@acmilan) May 12, 2025
Hello, Vincenzo Italiano! - Bologna coach
"Today, all the focus was on this match, and we knew it had been 26 years since Bologna had reached the semi-finals. We were eager to achieve this again and we told ourselves that we wanted to make history. In the end, we did it."
"We were rewarded with the goal from Castro, who came onto the pitch with an incredible winning mentality. We have overcome this difficult phase and we are very pleased with it."
"I was prepared to make substitutions, but I told the boys to wait and see Atalanta's changes first, to understand what the opponents could offer. As soon as we saw how they were positioned, we decided to bring Castro and others into the game. If you go onto the pitch with that desire, you can win games."
"We were rewarded with the goal from Castro, who came onto the pitch with an incredible winning mentality. We have overcome this difficult phase and we are very pleased with it."
"I was prepared to make substitutions, but I told the boys to wait and see Atalanta's changes first, to understand what the opponents could offer. As soon as we saw how they were positioned, we decided to bring Castro and others into the game. If you go onto the pitch with that desire, you can win games."
"If something comes easy, it is due to the high level of professionalism. The boys are working very well and the team is getting stronger every day. Everyone at the club is always ready to help us and my team and I feel at ease. After some initial difficulties, we overcame them and together we are achieving very good results", concluded the coach.
Hello, Sérgio Conceição! - Milan coach
“We have seen positive results, the team has improved, even if it is not as consistent as I would like. We have to be at our best, pay attention to a very competitive Bologna, and to the details of the match”. “The pressure of a final is part of Milan’s history, it is normal for these big clubs. We have to focus on tomorrow’s game, focus on what we have to do and the opponent we are going to face compared to the last game played”. “Each game has its own story, its own path and we have to be prepared, knowing that we are going to face a different team to the one we faced a few days ago”. "We want to give this trophy to the fans in a difficult year. We are not being as consistent as I would like. This is a historic club, used to results. There is this pressure, this burden. But it is normal and we have to accept it. We have to focus on the work and the group." "He is fine, we have him available after his suspension. However, Bologna will also have other players to use. Individuals are important in a team, but it is always the team that is most important."
Bologna's likely line-up
Bologna's likely line-up:
Bologna's likely line-up is: Skorupski; Calabria, Beukema, Lucumi, Miranda; Freuler, Ferguson; Orsolini, Odgaard, Dominguez; Dallinga. Bologna will play as the away team at the Stadio Olimpico.
Bologna's likely line-up is: Skorupski; Calabria, Beukema, Lucumi, Miranda; Freuler, Ferguson; Orsolini, Odgaard, Dominguez; Dallinga. Bologna will play as the away team at the Stadio Olimpico.
Bologna to play at full strength
Bologna have no injury or suspension absences, meaning they will play at full strength on Wednesday. Emil Holm, Lorenzo De Silvestri and Davide Calabria, meanwhile, are all competing for a spot at right-back in Bologna's starting XI.
Milan's probable line-up
Milan's probable line-up is set to be: Maignan; Tomori, Gabbia, Pavlovic; Jimenez, Fofana, Reijnders, Hernandez; Pulisic, Rafael Leão; Jovic. Milan will play the final as the home team in the Coppa Italia.
Milan make key return for final
Warren Bondo and Riccardo Sottil are both injured and will miss the Coppa Italia final. On the other hand, Youssouf Fofana, who has recovered from injury, and Rafael Leão, who is serving a suspension, will return to Milan on Wednesday.
Welcome!
Milan and Bologna will face each other on Wednesday (14), at 4 pm, at the Stadio Olimpico. The match is valid for the Coppa Italia final. Follow us as we broadcast this great match in real time on the VAVEL portal.
