🚨 Milan and Bologna name starting XIs for Coppa Italia final
Milan and Bologna have posted their starting lineups for the Coppa Italia final.
The Rossoneri are aiming to end their 25-year wait for a Coppa Italia title and Bologna are featuring in the first final since 1973/74.
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Here's how the two sides line up at the Stadio Olimpico.
Milan: Milan: Maignan; Tomori, Gabbia, Pavlovic; Jimenez, Fofana, Reijnders, Theo Hernandez; Pulisic, Jovic, Leao
Who will come out on top in this cup final?
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