It means that little Sassuolo will play in the Europe for the first time in their history next season after their sixth-place finish ahead of the Rossoneri in Serie A.

That is all from the Stadio Olimpico for tonight though.

Join us tomorrow for live text commentary on a tasty Copa del Rey final between Barcelona and newly-crowned/perpetual Europa League champions Sevilla.

A historic couple of seasons at Juventus for Massimiliano Allegri.

For his former club - AC Milan - it is a 2016-17 campaign without continental football to look forward to.

The double double is done.

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Jose Mauri from 20 yards!

A thumped shot...and into the hoardings! Just wide!

Davide Rugani clips Mario Balotelli out on the left wing.

Booking for the Juventus defender and goalkeeper Gianlugi Donnarumma is up from the back for the set-piece!

Three minutes of added time at the end of extra time.

Mario Balotelli lining up a free-kick from out near the corner flag.

Plenty of whip on his delivery, but not enough height and the black and white boots clear.

Things are suddenly getting niggly.

Alvaro Morata gets into a shoving match with Jose Mauri. Both are booked and the officials have to act fast to keep the nearby Juventus bench from wading in to defend their man's honour.

Big shouts from the Rossoneri.

But replays show that Keisuke Honda has flopped rather easily over Giorgio Chiellini's planted leg.

He's looking for that at the very least.

Chiellini gets booked for his vigorous protests of innocence - and Honda's guilt.

Juventus are nibbling down the clock now.

Their fans are bouncing. AC Milan's have 1000-yard stares on.

The Berlusconis look on with thunder in their brows.

If ever it was Mario time...

AC Milan shove on Mario Balotelli in place of Juraj Kucka.

Rabbit out of hat time now. Does Balotelli still have those sort of tricks up his sleeve?

Both teams tweak things up in preparation for penalties and to try and mop up some of the lactic flowing around out there.

Juventus bring on striker Alvaro Morata in place of midfielder Hernanes.

Milan bring off skipper Riccardo Montolivo and introduce Jose Muari.

On we go.

That is another 15 minutes of goalless football under our belts.

"Next goal wins"? I think we have been playing those rules pretty much from 60 minutes on.

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Tired legs and tired minds adds up to mistimed challenges.

Andrea Barzagli blunders in and gets booked.

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All over in Paris. Zlatan Ibrahimovic gets the big send-off he wanted, and the goals he craved. PSG complete a clean sweep of domestic trophies: Ligue 1, Coupe de France, Coupe de la Ligue, Trophee des Champions.

Probably the least tense of today's five cup finals across Europe, but no less memorable for that.

AC Milan pick up another yellow card for a needless foul by M'Baye Niang. Paul Pogba brings a good save out of Gianluigi Donnarumma shortly after.

Mario Balotelli is lacing them up on the AC Milan bench...

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The Bayern fans are bouncing in Berlin. Their team did just about deserve it over 120 minutes; Dortmund merit great credit for the way they hung in there, though. It was not a classic cup final; it was more of a slugging match. But Bayern found a way to win.

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic is heading off early for a full ego massage.

The Paris St Germain striker departs to be replaced by defender Layvin Kurwaza and even the PSG subs are summoned to their feet to applaud off the totemic Swede.

Lordy, this is the biggest farewell tour since Led Zepplin.

Pep Guardiola weeps tears of joy. There are tears of despair for Dortmund's players. Guardiola leaves Bayern with a domestic double. Dortmund, who have suffered their fair share of agony this season, end Thomas Tuchel's first campaign as manager empty handed. For them, it is a third successive German cup final defeat.

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