“One of the best nights of my life” – Bologna duo react after comeback win vs. Milan
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14-second readBologna came back to win 4-2 against AC Milan at San Siro, with Samuel Mbangula scoring a hat-trick. Milan had taken the lead through Alphadjo Cisse's brace, but Bologna's strong reaction in the second half turned the game around. Mbangula's goals, including two in the second half, were crucial to Bologna's victory.

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Bologna came back to win 4-2 against AC Milan at San Siro, with Samuel Mbangula scoring a hat-trick. Milan had taken the lead through Alphadjo Cisse's brace, but Bologna's strong reaction in the second half turned the game around. Mbangula's goals, including two in the second half, were crucial to Bologna's victory.
Mbangula described the night as 'one of the best nights of my life' after scoring his first hat-trick for Bologna. He praised the team's unity and the coach's confidence, stating that it was a team victory. Mbangula expressed hope that this was not his last hat-trick.
Bologna goalkeeper Lukasz Skorupski praised the team's reaction after being down 2-1 at halftime. He noted that they would enjoy the win but immediately focus on their next match. Skorupski jokingly asked Mbangula to take them out to dinner the following week.
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Samuel Mbangula labelled scoring a hat-trick against AC Milan as ‘one of the best nights’ of his life, as he fired Bologna to victory. It was a rollercoaster night at San Siro, one in which Milan trailed early on, then came back to lead, before a complete collapse in the second half that left sections of the fans jeering as the final few minutes played out. Milan trailed early to a goal from Samuel Mbangula, but they went into half-time 2-1 up thanks to Alphadjo Cisse’s brace. The second half was a disaster though as an own-goal and two more from Mbangula allowed Bologna to inflict a first league defeat of the season on the Rossoneri.
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