Match highlights
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AC Milan vs Bologna highlights
How the goals came
8' Samuel Mbangula opens the scoring for Bologna → 14' Alphadjo Cisse equalises for AC Milan → 27' Alphadjo Cisse puts AC Milan ahead → 60' an own goal equalises for Bologna → 62' Samuel Mbangula puts Bologna ahead (the winner) → 86' Samuel Mbangula extends Bologna's lead. Full time: 2-4, Bologna win.
The match, goal by goal
3 of the 6 goals came after half-time. Bologna came from 1 down to win.
8' Samuel Mbangula (Bologna) 0-1
Bologna struck first at San Siro, Samuel Mbangula putting the visitors ahead in the eighth minute for 0-1. The early goal left AC Milan chasing in front of their own crowd. It was the first of three goals Mbangula would score in the match.
14' Alphadjo Cisse (AC Milan) 1-1
AC Milan needed only six minutes to answer. Alphadjo Cisse levelled the match in the 14th minute at 1-1, erasing the deficit before it could settle. The opening quarter of an hour had already produced two goals.
27' Alphadjo Cisse (AC Milan) 2-1
Thirteen minutes after his equaliser, Cisse scored again in the 27th minute to turn the game around at 2-1. It was his second of the match and gave AC Milan a lead they carried into halftime. Bologna's early advantage had been reversed inside the first half.
60' Own goal (Bologna) 2-2
The second half brought the leveller in an unwanted form. An own goal in the 60th minute was credited to Bologna and made it 2-2, wiping out the lead AC Milan had built before the break. From there the match was open again.
62' Samuel Mbangula (Bologna) 2-3
Two minutes after the equaliser, Bologna were ahead again. Mbangula struck in the 62nd minute for his second of the match and 2-3, and AC Milan never drew level again. The goal stood as the winner.
86' Samuel Mbangula (Bologna) 2-4
Mbangula completed his hat-trick in the 86th minute, extending Bologna's lead to 2-4. Having opened the scoring in the eighth minute, he also closed the match out, putting the result beyond AC Milan. The final score in front of 72,825 at San Siro was 2-4.
