About Bologna FC Coppa Italia
Bologna FC History in the Coppa Italia
Bologna F.C. 1909 have a history with the Coppa Italia competition, although their recent performances have seen the side become real outsiders in recent editions. Nonetheless, that has not stopped fans from passionately supporting their side when they participate in the domestic cup tournament. Indeed, the 38,279 capacity Stadio Renato Dall'Ara becomes a brilliant venue to witness some great football in the tournament when it takes place each season.
The club has numerous nicknames that they go by, with I Rossoblù, I Veltri, I Felsinei and I Petroniani all having been commonly used over the years. Of course, with a club of their magnitude, they have had a number of top players turn out in their colours over the years in the Coppa Italia, with men such as Gary Medel, Nicolás Domínguez, Andreas Skov Olsen and Rodrigo Palacio all make several appearances.
Bologna FC's Top Achievements In the Coppa Italia
Bologna F.C. 1909 have been rather successful when it comes to the Coppa Italia tournament, as they have been able to lay claim to two title wins over the years. Those victories came in the 1969–70 and the 1973–74 editions of the competition.
Petroniani regularly appear to enjoy themselves when they take part in the Coppa Italia, as well. The club make the latter rounds of the first stage, whilst they also have managed to qualify for the final stages of the competition where they go up against some of the bigger clubs in the country for domestic honours.