Bologna FC ended a 51-year trophy drought with a historic Coppa Italia victory, marking a momentous occasion for Italian football.
A decisive second-half goal by Dan Ndoye secured a 1-0 victory for the Rossoblù (red and blue) team against AC Milan in a thrilling match.
Displaying skill and composure, a young striker expertly seized a loose ball inside the box at Rome’s Stadio Olimpico and fired a powerful shot into the goal.
Securing a Europa League place next season, this win brought immense joy to Bologna supporters.
For AC Milan, the defeat casts doubt on their European hopes, worsening an already trophyless run since 2011.
This victory holds special meaning for Bologna, having not achieved major success since 1974. Captain Lewis Ferguson, the Scottish midfielder, showed strong leadership, culminating in a victory his team rightfully earned through hard work and dedication.
Bologna’s manager, Vincenzo Italiano, also achieved a personal milestone with this victory.
Following three final losses across the last two seasons at Fiorentina, Italiano has secured his maiden major title.

His appointment following Thiago Motta’s move to Juventus last summer initially appeared to be a gamble.
Italiano’s mettle has been proven, leading Bologna to unparalleled success.
The revival of Bologna in Italian football has been extraordinary.
Last season’s UEFA Champions League qualification marked the end of a 59-year wait for the club.
A historic milestone for the team caused the city to erupt in joyous celebration.
Their Coppa Italia victory reinforces their status as a major power in Italian football.
After witnessing its first European elite competition in nearly six decades, the team’s red-and-blue fans are ecstatic about their club’s future.
Seven-time league champions Bologna, whose last title was in 1964-65, are set to add more trophies to their collection.
The team’s Coppa Italia victory showcases their development and dedication, with fans excited for future achievements.