SASSUOLO V AC MILAN LIVE - GIROUD DOUBLE HELPS ROSSONERI WIN SERIE A TITLE FOR FIRST TIME IN 11 YEARS

It's been coming! Leao manages to rob the ball off Ayhan on the halfway line and sets off down the left wing, before cutting inside and rolling a ball across to Giroud.

The French striker's finish takes a deflection, but it squeezes through Consigli's legs and in! A massive goal for the title race.

Leao buys himself some space with a deft touch on the edge of the area before taking aim.

His shot is spilled by Consigli, but Sassuolo manage to clear their lines and survive the latest attack.

Milan are cranking up the pressure here. This time it's Saelemaekers who threatens, racing onto a long ball to get behind the defence, but Consigli closes the gap and blocks his effort.

Tonali robs the ball off a dozing Sassuolo defender on the edge of the box and tees up Rafael Leao.

He seems to only have the keeper to beat, but Ferrari gets back to block his finish and it deflects over!

From the resulting corner a dangerous header is knocked off the line as Milan pile on the pressure.

Giroud is so close to putting Milan in front, as he gets on the end of a free-kick from deep and his header is parried away by Consigli from eight yards out!

The home side love to dictate the tempo and that's exactly what they're doing now.

Frattesi's shot is blocked by Kalulu, before Berardi fires an effort over the bar from distance. Some early warnings for Milan here.

The away fans roar as Milan win an early corner, but it comes to nothing after a sloppy pass from Theo Hernandez goes straight out.

Giroud then hits an ambitious effort at goal from a tight angle, but it's held by Consigli. Bright start from Milan!

Milan are 90 minutes away from the title - if they can get the job done here by avoiding defeat.

The players are out on the pitch and we're moments away from kick-off - which will be a little bit later than scheduled.

The only surviving member of Milan’s last title-winning squad is Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who was their top scorer back in 2010/11 in a team that featured the likes of Alessandro Nesta, Gennaro Gattuso and Clarence Seedorf.

He’s had an injury-hit season this year, but has still mustered eight Serie A goals in 22 games – and Pioli revealed that the Swede is unsurprisingly desperate to feature in Reggio Emilia.

“Ibrahimovic would love to start tomorrow – like all of us,” Pioli said. “He has been very important for us. He brought a mentality, quality, intelligence and personality that a young squad like ours needed. He remains a reference point.”

Sassuolo don’t have much to play for today. They are already guaranteed a mid-table finish, but coach Alessio Dionisi has dismissed any notion that they will be taking it easy for their final home game.

“Milan deserve to be table leaders and it’s normal that many take their victory for granted, but we are Sassuolo, not a sparring partner. The result is not decided yet,” he said.

There is an ovation for Sassuolo legend Francesco Magnanelli, who leaves the club this summer after 17 years.

A banner is lifted up in the stand behind the goal, which reads: "For 17 years in defence of these colours. We will always be indebted to you, eternal captain"

Magnanelli is on the bench today.

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Kick-off isn't far away now, but the excitement at the prospect of a first Rossonero title since 2010/11 has been building all day - here's how things looked outside the ground two-and-a-half hours before kick-off

“We’ve been the best up to this moment, but we need to be tomorrow as well,” Pioli said on Saturday.

“It’s not what we’ve done up until now that counts, but what we will do tomorrow. We have a great chance that we have deserved, but now we must finish this.”

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Here's the Sassuolo team tasked with ruining Milan's Scudetto dream.

Alessio Dionisi has made three changes to the side that beat Bologna 3-1 last weekend, bringing in Kaan Ayhan, Giorgios Kyriakopoulos and Maxime Lopez and switching from 4-2-3-1 to a more cautious 4-3-3.

Walking around Reggio Emilia today, it hasn't felt like this is a Milan away game.

The Rossoneri fans vastly outnumber the home support here and they've been making their voices heard for hours - here were the scenes when the team bus arrived at the ground earlier

Of course, Serie A isn’t the only league having a final day title showdown today.

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As expected, Stefano Pioli has named an unchanged Milan side from the team that beat Atalanta 2-0 last weekend.

Playing 4-2-3-1, Olivier Giroud leads the line with an attacking trio of Rafael Leao, Rade Krunic and Alexis Saelemaekers behind him.

Sandro Tonali and Franck Kessie partner in midfield, and a back four of Davide Calabria, Pierre Kalulu, Fikayo Tomori and Theo Hernandez sits in front of recently-crowned Serie A Goalkeeper of the Year Mike Maignan.