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21-07-2025
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Tomori's World Cup hopes boosted after talks with Thomas Tuchel
Forgotten England defender has been handed a World Cup lifeline by new national boss . The 27-year-old won the first of his five caps while still at Chelsea, in 2019. He was an AC Milan player by the time he last appeared for his country in November 2023, in a 2-0 win against Malta. Having been overlooked for Gareth Southgate's 2022 Qatar squad, he is hoping a new lease of life at Milan under the guidance of their new coach Max Allegri, will help him fulfil his dream. 'Every season is important but when it is a World Cup season, it is a little bit different,' Tomori said on the eve of AC Milan's pre-season clash with Arsenal, in Singapore. 'I spoke to Tuchel at the end of last season, before the international break. 'He told me to keep doing what I am doing and keep improving. If I do well and Milan does well then I have a good chance of going. 'Of course it is in my head because I have never been to a World Cup and it would be a really proud moment for sure. 'Every player wants to play for their country and play in the World Cup so there is a different feeling. 'At this moment in time I am just focussing on trying to get ready for the new season and hopefully if Milan do well and I do too then I have a chance.' Tomori has featured 177 times for the Rossoneri and won the 2021/22 Serie A title during his time in Milan. He will face off against Arsenal for the second time in his career, and is adamant the match against Mikel Arteta's side will be a good test for his team. 'I know English teams well, they're tough to play against. We'll have to stay focused. Arsenal are a very good team, it's part of our preparation and whatever team they play it will be a good match. It will be a good preparation for the upcoming season.'
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03-06-2025
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Milan and Bologna announce XIs - Watch LIVE on OneFootball!
Milan and Bologna announce XIs - Watch LIVE on OneFootball! Every Serie A match is available to watch LIVE with Home of Serie A on OneFootball to users in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Find out more here. Milan and Bologna have named their teams ahead of tonight's Serie A clash at the San Siro. Advertisement Here are how the two sides line up... AC MILAN (3-4-2-1): Maignan; Tomori, Gabbia, Pavlović; Jiménez, Loftus-Cheek, Reijnders, Hernández; Pulisic, Félix; Jović. Subs: Sportiello, Torriani; Bartesaghi, Florenzi, Terracciano, Thiaw, Walker; Musah; Abraham, Camarda, Chukwueze, Gimenez. BOLOGNA (4-2-3-1): Skorupski; De Silvestri, Beukema, Erlić, Lykogiannis; Moro, Freuler; Orsolini, Pobega, Domínguez; Dallinga. Subs: Bagnolini, Ravaglia; Calabria, Casale, Lucumí, Miranda; Aebischer, El Azzouzi, Fabbian, Ferguson; Cambiaghi, Castro. Vincenzo Italiano's men can jump from 7th into the top four with a crucial win in the race for the Champions League, while Sérgio Conceição knows nothing but three points will keep alive hopes of European qualification via the league. 📸 Marco Luzzani - 2025 Getty Images
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14-05-2025
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🚨 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. 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 🏆 𝐅𝐎𝐑𝐌𝐀𝐙𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐄 🏆I nostri 1️⃣1️⃣ per la finale di #CoppaItaliaFrecciarossa 🔴🔵👥Presented by 👉 #WeAreOne — Bologna FC 1909 (@Bolognafc1909) May 14, 2025 Who will come out on top in this cup final? 📸 Simone Arveda - 2025 Getty Images
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14-05-2025
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🚨 Milan and Bologna name starting XIs for Coppa Italia final
🚨 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. Advertisement 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? 📸 Simone Arveda - 2025 Getty Images
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10-05-2025
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🚨 Milan stun Bologna with late comeback win as UCL hopes suffer huge blow
🚨 Milan stun Bologna with late comeback win as UCL hopes suffer huge blow Milan dealt Bologna's hopes of Champions League qualification a huge blow with a comeback 2-1 win at the San Siro in a dress rehearsal of the Coppa Italia final. Scorers: Giménez 73', 90+2', Pulisic 79'; Orsolini 49' Advertisement Milan's hopes of keeping European qualification alive via the league suffered an early blow when Fikayo Tomori was forced off after just 14 minutes with a freak head injury. The defender did well to intercept a Bologna cross field ball and head it back to Mike Maignan, but ended up stumbling and falling head first into Benjamín Domínguez. He was taken off for tests, with his chances of making Wednesday's cup final now in jeopardy. The Rossoneri bounced back to shade the rest of the opening 45, with Christian Pulisic and João Félix having their best efforts, but they could not find the breakthrough. Just four minutes after the break, Bologna did through top scorer Riccardo Orsolini. Łukasz Skorupski went long from his goal, and Thijs Dallinga's flick found the forward. Advertisement From here, it was all about Orsolini, as he cut inside onto his left foot and curled a brilliant strike past Maignan and into the far corner. It was his 15th goal in all competitions of his best season to date for the club. After his involvement in the opener, Skorupski kept his side ahead with a fine save from Théo Hernandez as Milan looked for a way back into the contest. It would be the final 20 minutes where they did, flipping the game on its head completely. Substitute Santiago Giménez drew them level in the 73rd minute with a very cool finish from inside the box. Pulisic, who provided the assist for the equaliser, then netted the winner just six minutes later, sending Skorupski the wrong way after the ball fell to him 12 yards out. Advertisement Giménez sealed the win in stoppage time to move Milan into eight, just two points behind Bologna, whose hopes of Champions League qualification suffer a major blow. Wednesday night will show whether Milan's comeback has had a psychological impact when these two sides face off at the Stadio Olimpico. 📸 Marco Luzzani - 2025 Getty Images
