Mbangula like Batistuta, 1-in-21 record ended: All the key stats from AC Milan 2-4 Bologna
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7-second readBy: Oliver Fisher AC Milan fell to their first Serie A defeat of the campaign last night as they were beaten by Bologna at San Siro.

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AC Milan fell to their first Serie A defeat of the campaign last night as they were beaten by Bologna at San Siro. Things seemed to be going well at half-time after Alphadjo Cisse’s brace had overturned an early goal from Mbangula.
However, the former Juventus man would score twice in the second half after an own-goal had levelled things, to give the Rossoblu a famous and rare win in Milan.
The general stats paint an interesting picture, with Milan having two-thirds (67%0 or the ball. Despite this, they had fewer total shots, shots on target, corners and a lower Expected Goals number, albeit not by much.
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