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09-15 02:45

1 - 0

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End 1-0

89′

M. Allegri

88′

C.Nkunku

86′

Ł.Skorupski

85′

C.Nkunku

S.Gimenez

83′

T. Dallinga

S.T.Castro

74′

J. Rowe

N.Cambiaghi

74′

J.Odgaard

Orsolini

73′

J.Miranda

65′

C.Pulisic

R.Cheek

65′

S. Ricci

Y.Fofana

63′

F. Bernardeschi

G.Fabbian

62′

J.Miranda

C.Lykogiannis

61′

1-0

L.Modrić

Assist: A.Saelemaekers

56′

P.Terracciano

M. Maignan

45′

K. D. Winter

S.Pavlovic

Halftime 0-0

46′

A.Saelemaekers

18′

F.Tomori

10′

P.Estupinan

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Match Info

AC Milan secured a hard-fought 1-0 home win against Bologna in a Serie A match on September 15, 2025. This narrow victory at the San Siro was crucial for Milan's campaign, earned through a moment of quality in a tightly-contested affair. The only goal of the game came from a precise finish, likely in the second half, which separated two well-organized sides. The match process was characterized by midfield tension, with both teams cautious and creating few clear chances until the breakthrough. After scoring, Milan managed the game professionally, seeing out the result with defensive solidity. The key focus was on the match-winner's performance and the resilience of Milan's backline, which kept a clean sheet under pressure. The three points were vital for Milan's league position, keeping them in touch with the leaders, while Bologna were left empty-handed despite a decent display. Milan's manager would have highlighted the importance of grinding out wins, while Bologna's coach took positives from the performance. The starting XIs featured strong midfields, but Milan had the extra cutting edge.