Same points and same target for Bologna and Milan who, both eliminated from this Champions League, are playing, in the recovery of the ninth day, one of the last chances to try to return to play it next season. The chances would be almost zero for whoever were to lose this match but would also remain limited for the eventual winner. Both defeated in the previous round of the championship, in the away matches in Parma (Bologna) and Turin (Milan), the two teams cannot however both be said to be in a negative moment. For Bologna, in fact, the KO at the Tardini came after a long positive series of results while for Milan, the defeat against Toro followed the stormy European elimination against Feyenoord which has greatly undermined the evaluation of the season. In this light, for the Devils, the Dall'Ara match seems to have more to lose than to gain, but there are still many games to play in the league and both Italiano's and Conceiçao's teams can still believe in it, knowing that they have, as a non-primary but still important objective, the Coppa Italia; a competition where both Bologna and Milan are in the semi-finals and are waiting to find out their respective opponents.

Bologna's shape and key statistics

Bologna's streak of useful games, seventh in the standings, has thus stopped at 10, having fallen in the derby against Parma without scoring: a circumstance that, at home, for Vincenzo Italiano's team, is certainly not a problem.

In the last 10 home games, in fact, Bologna has not only always scored goals but has scored quite a few, 23, for an average that exceeds 2 per game. Furthermore, the rossoblù have lost only 1 in the last 14 league games at the Dall'Ara.

Milan's shape and key statistics

Milan's inconsistency is well summed up by the team's last 5 seasonal games which have led to 2 wins, 1 draw and 2 defeats. The stop in Turin was the sixth overall in the league and, specifically, the fifth away for the Diavolo.

Considering the Champions League and always talking about away games, we discover that Milan has no half measures: 7 wins, 2 draws and 8 defeats in total away games.

Bologna – Milan Prediction and Tactical Analysis

On all fronts, balance dominates in the predictions for this match: the odds are very balanced as are the points in the standings of the two teams. The overall moment and the home field advantage, however, slightly shift the inertia towards Bologna who faces this match with less pressure. Bologna, as we have seen, at the Dall'Ara almost always manages to express itself well, especially offensively and, Milan who does not give particular certainties in defense, is at risk in this match that, the prediction of the BetMines algorithm opens to the double chance internal.

• The prediction of the BetMines algorithm for the match Bologna – Milan predicts the 1X sign at 63%
• The prediction of the BetMines algorithm for the match Bologna – Milan predicts the 2 sign at 37%

Predicted Lineups Bologna – Milan

Bologna (4-3-3): Skorupski; Calabria, Beukema, Lucumì, Miranda; Freuler, Ferguson, Pobega; Orsolini, Castro, Dominguez. Coach: Italiano.

Milan (4-2-3-1): Maignan, Jimenez, Tomori, Pavlovic, Theo Hernandez; Fofana, Musah; Pulisic, Rejinders, Joao Felix; Gimenez. Coach: Conceiçao.