Sassuolo play hosts to Milan at the Stadio Città del Tricolore on Sunday and the result of the clash will have a huge bearing in the race for a Europa League spot in Serie A.
Sassuolo Match Betting News
Sassuolo have returned back to form in recent matches and their four match unbeaten run means that Eusebio Di Francesco’s men have given themselves a chance of finishing in the Europa League places this season.
However, Sassuolo still have a lot of ground to make up on teams above them and a victory over competition Milan this weekend would go a long way in helping the Neroverdi boost their hopes of finishing in 5th spot at the end of the campaign.
Karim Laribi remains the only injury concern for Sassuolo for the clash and manager Di Francesco should be able to put out his strongest possible lineup on the night.
Milan Match Betting News
Milan have enjoyed quite a turnaround since the turn of the year and are currently unbeaten in well over two months. The Italian giants recently managed to seal their place in the final of the Coppa Italia by claiming a 5-0 victory over Alessandria and things are certainly looking up for Sinisa Mihajlovic’s men.
A place in the Champions League is well within sight for Milan at the moment but there is a lot of competition and Mihajlovic would at least want his side to finish in the top five.
In order to do so, Milan need to continue their brilliant run of form and claiming a victory over Sassuolo away from home this weekend will be crucial for the Rossoneri.
Diego Lopez, Phillippe Mexes, Luiz Adriano, Riccardo Montolivo, Rodrigo Ely and Mbaye Niang are injured while Ignazio Abate will be serving a suspension.
Sassuolo vs Milan Match Prediction
Sassuolo and Milan have shared three victories each in their last six encounters and this record suggests that the clash on Sunday is likely to be a close affair once again.
Both teams are in a good run of form at the moment but Milan are the stronger side and they should have enough about them to come away from the clash with all three points.
