Bologna defeated Milan 1-0 thanks to a goal from Dan Ndoye in the second half, earning the Rossoblu their third Coppa Italia championship.
Lukasz Skorupski, the goalkeeper for Bologna, had to make a rapid double save from close-range attempts by Christian Pulisic and Luka Jović as the game started at a frenzied pace.
Emil Holm of Bologna came near with a huge header that Mike Maignan stopped to maintain the score tied at halftime as both teams searched for an opportunity in the first stanza.
Dan Ndoye made the breakthrough with a deft touch and strong finish past Maignan from inside the area as Bologna applied pressure following the interval.
Milan attempted to equalize but nearly gave up a second goal in the last fifteen minutes when Ndoye missed with a strike from the side of the box.
In the end, Milan was unable to overcome the resilient Rossoblu defense, and the Rossoneri's 23-year search for a Coppa Italia championship continues. Meanwhile, Bologna won their first cup since 1974 thanks to a rifled finish from Ndoye.

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