Sassuolo vs Milan is live in 206 countries on July 21, 2020: here's how to watch it

Topics: TV Schedules, Sassuolo, AC Milan, Serie A

Milan have been in excellent form lately as they look to try to secure a Europa League spot. But will a determined Sassuolo interfere with those plans? Live Soccer TV's match preview provides match facts, team news, and global broadcast listings for Sassuolo vs. Milan.

Preview: Sassuolo vs Milan

Milan come into this game with four wins in their last five games and presently sit in seventh spot on 56 points. Since losing in the semi-finals of the Coppa Italia, Stefano Pioli's side have been in excellent form as they now know that the only way they can qualify for a spot in the Europa League is a strong finish in Serie A. Along the way, they've beaten Roma, Lazio, and most impressive, fought from a 2-0 deficit to pick up a 4-2 win over Juventus, thus ending a long-standing frustrating hoodoo against La Vecchia Signora. The only blip along this fantastic run was a 2-2 draw with relegation candidates SPAL, but other from that, the Rossoneri have been largely unstoppable, and they will head to Sassuolo's home ground having crushed Bologna 5-1 in their most recent match.

However, Sassuolo, as always, will present a tricky foe. The Neroverdi have no shot of qualifying for European football, but that doesn't mean they won't want to spoil Milan's ambitions, either. They're in no danger of relegation, and are quite content with sitting comfortably in the top half of the table to just ride out the rest of the season while picking up points against the bigger sides. Roberto De Zerbi's side have already nicked a point against Juventus - in a game that they nearly actually won - and have beaten Lazio since the league restarted. They also again proved to be a nuisance again for Inter by holding the Nerazzurri to a three-three stalemate at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza and certainly will want to cause Milan problems once again.

Rossoneri fans will not remember too fondly that fateful day in January 2014 that a 19-year-old Domenico Berardi scored a poker against their team in a 4-3 win for Sassuolo, thus effectively sealing Massimiliano Allegri's fate as he was sacked shortly after. Of course, that was six years ago, and since then, Milan have won four of their last six trips to Sassuolo's home ground, but still, they will not be taking the Neroverdi lightly - as they have gone eight games sans defeat since the league started. Their only loss? To Atalanta - and everyone has had trouble lately with the outfit from Bergamo.

Team news: Sassuolo vs Milan

Sassuolo: Pedro Obiang, Filippo Romanga, and Gregoire Defrel are injured. Gian Marco Ferrari is suspended.

Milan: Lucas Paquetá, Léo Duarte, Mateo Musacchio, Samu Castillejo are all out injured for the visitors.

Match facts: Sassuolo vs Milan

Milan are undefeated in their last 8 matches in Serie A...
...but so are Sassuolo - also in their last 8 Serie A games
The Rossoneri are undefeated in their last three away trips to Sassuolo's home ground