AC Milan 2–4 Bologna: Mbangula scored a hat-trick, the last in the 86th minute
Bologna beat AC Milan 4–2, with Samuel Mbangula scoring three goals. The hosts led after two goals from Alphadjo Cissè, but conceded three from the 60th minute.
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Number of the matchten yearsThat is how long it has been since Bologna's previous win at San Siro.
Cissè answered Mbangula's goal
Bologna took the lead as early as the 8th minute. Mbangula scored after a pass from Nadir Zortea. Milan equalised in the 14th minute through Cissè, and in the 27th minute the same player scored again, this time after an assist from Fikayo Tomori. Cissè now has four Serie A goals this season.
Two goals in two minutes
In the 60th minute Davide Bartesaghi put the ball into his own net from a free kick taken by Juan Miranda, and the scoreboard showed 2–2. Two minutes later Mbangula beat Maignan again, with Miranda providing the assist. Bologna turned the game around in a short space of time.
Mbangula's third goal decided the match
In the 86th minute Camarda lost the ball in midfield. Jens Odgaard got clear despite being marked by a defender and passed to Mbangula, who scored his third goal of the game from close range. The hosts could not respond.
Milan's first league defeat
It was Milan's first defeat of this league season. After the match the team dropped to fifth in the table with 18 points. Bologna won at San Siro for the first time in ten years.
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Minute 882–4
Mbangula scores for the third time, AC Milan 2–4 Bologna
Samuel Mbangula scored Bologna's third goal of the match in the 86th minute. Jens Odgaard provided the assist. Mbangula had earlier scored in the 8th and 62nd minutes, while AC Milan replied with two goals from Alphadjo Cissè.
Number of the match: 3 of 7 — That is how many of AC Milan's conceded goals in the Serie A season came after the 75th minute.
Minute 161–1
Cissè scores, AC Milan 1–1 Bologna
Alphadjo Cissè equalised in the 14th minute after Samuel Mbangula's goal in the 8th minute, which Nadir Zortea assisted. It is Cissè's third goal of this Serie A season.
Number of the match: 3 — That is how many goals Alphadjo Cissè now has this Serie A season.
Minute 110–1
Mbangula scores, AC Milan 0–1 Bologna
Samuel Mbangula opened the scoring in the 8th minute of this Serie A matchday 9 game and put Bologna ahead. Nadir Zortea provided the assist.
Number of the match: 8th minute — That was the minute in which Mbangula scored the first goal of the match.
Live · half-time · 2–1
AC Milan lead Bologna 2–1 at half-time after two Cissè goals
AC Milan lead Bologna 2–1 after the first half of Serie A's round 9. Alphadjo Cissè put the hosts ahead, scoring in the 14th and 27th minutes.
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Number of the match4 goalsThat is how many league goals Alphadjo Cissè now has this season, after his two goals in the first half.
Two Cissè goals after the visitors' opener. Bologna went ahead first: in the 8th minute Samuel Mbangula scored after an assist from Nadir Zortea. Milan answered in the 14th minute, when Alphadjo Cissè found the net. In the 27th minute Cissè scored again, this time from a Fikayo Tomori pass. In the first half AC Milan had 68% of possession and took 5 shots, 2 of them on target. Bologna had 3 shots, also 2 on target. Both sides had one corner each.
Season context. AC Milan have led at half-time 3 times already this season and have won all of those matches. Bologna have scored in 4 consecutive matches, and Mbangula kept that run going. Cissè now has 4 goals in Serie A this season.
Before the match
Bologna have scored in four straight matches ahead of the trip to AC Milan
AC Milan, fourth in Serie A, host Bologna in matchweek 9, and Bologna have scored in four consecutive matches. The hosts will be without six injured players.
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Number of the match3 of 7That is how many of AC Milan's seven goals conceded in Serie A this season came after the 75th minute.
Bologna in mid-table
Milan have 18 points from eight matches and sit fourth. Bologna are thirteenth with eight points from the same number of games.
Injuries on both sides
Milan will be without the injured Pietro Terracciano, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Alexis Saelemaekers, Matteo Gabbia, Adrien Rabiot and Diego Moreira. Bologna will not be able to call on Riccardo Orsolini, Roberto Piccoli and Emil Holm, who are also injured.
Head-to-head record and Milan's late goals conceded
Milan have not lost to Bologna in the league at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza since 2016. In their last ten home matches against this opponent, they won eight and drew two. In the last five meetings between the sides, counted after 90 minutes, Milan won three and Bologna two. This Serie A season Milan have conceded 3 of their 7 goals after the 75th minute.
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AC Milan 2–4 Bologna: Mbangula scored a hat-trick, the last in the 86th minuteThe review gives the result away — switch spoilers back on to read it.
Bologna beat AC Milan 4–2, with Samuel Mbangula scoring three goals. The hosts led after two goals from Alphadjo Cissè, but conceded three from the 60th minute.
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