Milan supporters will not be permitted to attend their final away match of the 2024-25 season, as authorities have sanctioned a travel ban for Rossoneri supporters ahead of their match against Roma following a number of incidents during the Coppa Italia final at the Stadio Olimpico on Wednesday night.
A single goal from Dan Ndoye gave Bologna a 1-0 victory over Milan in the final of the Coppa Italia on Wednesday night, which has left the Rossoneri with several uncertainties over the futures of their head coach and a number of key first-team players.
In and amongst the frustration from the Rossoneri supporters, there were a number of acts of vandalism and violence in the stands and streets during and after the Coppa Italia
Pictures on social media went viral after Rossoneri supporters tagged and vandalised the seats in the Curva Sud of the Stadio Olimpico, where the most vocal Roma supporters usually sit during their home matches.
There was also damage to the toilets and ‘health facilities’ at the Stadio Olimpico, as well as a number of clashes between supporters in the streets after full-time.
Local police have also recognised that there were individual aggressors with known Roma backgrounds, who have also been identified and will be punished for their provocation as well.
However, it is largely the Milan supporters who have been punished. As a result of the scenes on Wednesday night, the away section of the Stadio Olimpico will be closed for the Serie A match between Roma and Milan on Sunday, while home tickets will be restricted to those who reside in the local Lazio area.
