
Antonelli frappe le champion à Miami
Kimi Antonelli remporte le GP de Miami, porte son total à trois victoires en quatre courses et entre dans la grande bataille.
soccer · SERIEA
Bologna Football Club, commonly known as Bologna or the Rossoblu, is a historic Serie A side based in Bologna, Italy. Founded in 1909, the club has spent the majority of its existence in Italy's top flight, earning a reputation for passionate supporters and a distinctive red‑and‑blue kit. Their home matches are played at the iconic Stadio Renato Dall'Ara, a venue that has hosted countless memorable moments since its opening in 1927. Throughout its history, Bologna has captured three Serie A championships (1924‑25, 1928‑29, 1935‑36) and two Coppa Italia titles (1973‑74, 1999‑2000). The club also won the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 1998, showcasing its ability to compete on the European stage. Today, Bologna continues to blend tradition with modern ambition, focusing on youth development, tactical innovation, and maintaining a competitive presence in Serie A. In recent years, the Rossoblu have solidified their position as a mid‑table mainstay, often challenging for European qualification spots while nurturing talents like Riccardo Orsolini and Adam Masina. The club’s community outreach programs and strong local identity keep the fan base deeply connected to the city’s cultural fabric.
As of May 2026, Bologna sits in 10th place in the 2025‑26 Serie A table, reflecting a steady but unspectacular campaign. The team has recorded five wins, three draws, and two losses in its last ten matches, highlighted by a 2‑1 victory over Napoli that lifted them out of the relegation zone in March. Defensive solidity has improved under head coach Thiago Motta, with the back line conceding just 0.9 goals per game in the final stretch. Offensively, the Rossoblu rely on the creativity of Riccardo Orsolini, who contributed eight assists, and the goal‑scoring of forward Riccardo Gagliolo, who netted six times this season. Upcoming fixtures include a crucial home clash against league leaders Inter Milan on May 12, followed by an away match versus relegation‑battling Empoli on May 19, both of which could define Bologna's final standing and potential European qualification.