🎥 Melhores Momentos
On May 14, 2025, Bologna achieved a historic milestone by defeating AC Milan 1–0 in the Coppa Italia final at Rome’s Stadio Olimpico, clinching their first major trophy since 1974. The decisive goal came in the 53rd minute when Dan Ndoye capitalized on a deflected ball following a tackle on Riccardo Orsolini, calmly slotting it past Milan’s goalkeeper Mike Maignan. (Reuters)
The match began with both teams creating opportunities, but stellar performances from the goalkeepers kept the scoreline level at halftime. Bologna’s defense remained resolute throughout, effectively neutralizing Milan’s attacking threats, including efforts from substitutes Santiago Giménez and João Félix.
This victory marks Bologna’s third Coppa Italia title and their first in over five decades, a testament to the team’s resilience and strategic prowess under manager Vincenzo Italiano. Italiano, who had previously faced setbacks in cup finals with Fiorentina, finally secured his first major trophy, highlighting his growth and determination as a coach. (Quotidiano Sportivo, Diario AS)
Captain Lewis Ferguson’s leadership was instrumental in the win, especially notable as he continued to play despite sustaining a facial injury during the match. His commitment and performance have been widely praised, underscoring the team’s collective effort and spirit. (The Scottish Sun)
For AC Milan, the loss not only dashed hopes of adding silverware this season but also cast uncertainty over their European competition prospects and managerial future. The defeat has intensified scrutiny on head coach Sérgio Conceição, with discussions about potential changes in the club’s leadership. (Reuters, Football Italia)
Bologna’s triumph is a significant chapter in their storied history, rekindling memories of past glories and signaling a promising future for the club.
