Bologna’s unforgettable night!

The red and blue squad clinched the Coppa Italia, marking their first trophy in fifty years (their previous victory was in 1974), bringing tears to the eyes of Milan’s players and fans, who faced one of their toughest seasons in recent history.

At the Roma “Olimpic”, amidst a vibrant atmosphere, Bologna triumphed 1:0 with a goal by Dan Endoy in the 53rd minute.

The classic final unfolded in Rome, devoid of flair and extravagant play. Vincenzo Italiano’s team once again proved their psychological and tactical maturity, illustrating why they made their Champions League debut this season and why they’re consistently vying for a place among the European elite.

Milan’s players managed only one opportunity, through Luka Jović early on, while Bologna also struggled to create chances. However, once Endoj scored to make it 1:0, the match was effectively sealed.

Sergio Conceição sent in all available attacking options from the bench, yet nothing could turn the tide…

As the referee blew the final whistle after six minutes of stoppage time for Milan, an indescribable celebration erupted among players, fans, coaching staff, and Bologna management…

Milan, now waiting 22 years for the Coppa Italia trophy, faces an even longer wait…

A disappointing season almost certainly without European competition – that’s the stark reality for the giants from San Siro.

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