BOLOGNA, Italy — AC Milan’s weekend match at Bologna in Italy’s top soccer league has been postponed, Bologna officials announced Thursday following extensive flooding in the central Italian city. The Serie A match had been scheduled for Saturday.

A Serie A match between Bologna and AC Milan scheduled for Saturday has been postponed due heavy flooding in the city and region. The postponement was announced on Thursday by the city of Bologna in a statement on X.

It was reported this afternoon by La Gazzetta dello Sport that Bologna-Milan was ‘at high risk of postponement’ due to bad weather. The rumour had been circulating in recent days and today it has become a concrete possibility.

Heavy rain and flooding in northeast Italy has forced the postponement of Saturday's Serie A match between Bologna and AC Milan, local officials announced.Torrential downpours have already claimed the life of a 20-year-old man whose car was swept away by the rush of water south of Bologna,

Bologna's home fixture against Milan, originally scheduled for Saturday at the Stadio Renato Dall'Ara, was officially postponed after heavy rain and flooding

Bologna-Milan, a Serie A match scheduled for Saturday at 18:00, is in jeopardy due to bad weather. The mayor of Bologna, Matteo Lepore, after consulting with the police chief and the prefect,

Bologna’s home fixture against Milan, originally scheduled for Saturday at the Stadio Renato Dall’Ara, was officially postponed after heavy rain and flooding hit the city in recent days.