Nine-man Milan were unable to sneak a UEFA Europa League spot on Serie A's final day, despite doing their bit with a 2-1 win over Sassuolo. Clarence Seedorf's side could consider themselves in the vital sixth spot for just six precious second-half minutes on Sunday as Parma's win Air Jordan 11 Lowhome to Livorno proved enough for Roberto Donadoni's men. Last season, Milan snuck into the UEFA Champions League on the last day at Fiorentina's expense, but there was to be no repeat. The game is widely expected to Michael Kors BagsSeedorf's last in charge of Milan – despite promising bursts of form the Dutchman has been unable to inspire the club to a sufficient charge up the league. Sassuolo came into the game having secured their survival last week and were aiming to do a domestic double after ending Massimiliano Allegri's reign with a stunning 4-3 win in January. But Sulley Muntari settled any home nerves with a second-minute thunderbolt and Nigel de Jong doubled the advantage before the half hour with a deflected free-kick. Philippe Mexes was dismissed for two bookings and Sassuolo – who were also reduced to 10 men late on when Paolo Cannavaro saw red – may find themselves having ultimately accounted for two Milan coaches in their debut Serie A campaign. Simone Zaza scored a penalty in stoppage time to end Sassuolo's fine season on a high, Mattia De Sciglio seeing red for the foul. Milan made a superb start as Muntari @uc@jqsz6meevq@uc@