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Serie A

Milan giants neck to neck

AFP, Rome
Inter Milan piled more misery on Torino by beating the bottom club 2-0 at the Delle Alpi stadium on Sunday to draw level with Italian league leaders AC Milan on 42 points.
Inter however must settle for second place as Milan, who had opened up a three point gap earlier in the day after a 2-1 home win over Modena, have a better goal difference than their city rivals.
Meanwhile reigning champions Juventus and Lazio both lost ground in the race for the title after drawing their matches at Atalanta and Chievo respectively.
Inter's Turkish midfielder Emre Belozoglu said the first goal against Torino proved crucial.
"They were very strong in the first half but after we scored their heads seemed to drop and we took control
awkward match for us."
Ancelotti's opposite number Gianni De Biasi was disappointed not to come away with a point from the San Siro, having held the league leaders for 77 minutes until Paolo Ponzofouled Inzaghi in the box.
"We were holding them and loooked more and more comfortable as the game went on," said the Modena coach.
"But a couple of individual errors cost us dearly. You can't afford to do thatagainstMilan."
In Bergamo title-holders Juventus were held to a disappointing 1-1 draw at Atalanta.
Alex Pinardi put Atalanta ahead in the 40th minute, breaking Juventus' offside trapbefore driving a right foot shot wide of Gianluigi Buffon and into the top corner.
But Juve drew level six minutes after the break when Marco Di Vaio met Mauro Camoranesi's corner with a firm header.
A point means Juventus are three points off the lead in third place, two points ahead of fourth-placed Lazio who were held 1-1 at Chievo.
Eugenio Corini struck first from the penalty spot for Chievo just before half-time, but Lazio's Argentine midfielder Diego Simeone levelled the scores a minute from the end.
In the day's other action Japanese star Hidetoshi Nakata scored the winner for Parma in their 3-2 win over Udinese while Reggina boosted their hopes of surviving the drop with a 3-1 victory at home to Perugia.
Elsewhere Como moved off the bottom after earning a point in a goalless draw at Empoli.
On Saturday AS Roma's three-match losing streak came to an end when they beat Bologna 3-1 at the Olympic stadium while Roberto Baggio inspired Brescia to a comfortable 4-1 victory at Piacenza.
of the game," he said.
"They're desperate for points and we knew it would be tough, so we are very happy to come away with three points."
Torino held their own in a goalless first-half and almost took the lead in the 12th minute when Gianluca Comotto's rasping shot struck the underside of the bar.
But Inter absorbed the home pressure and silenced the home crowd three minutes after the break.
Hapless Torino goalkeeper Luca Bucci miskicked a clearance which fell kindly at the feet of Alvaro Recoba whose low cross was turned in at the back post by Christian Vieri for his 17th goal of the season.
Turkey international Okan Buruk doubled Inter's lead in the 57th minute with a goal almost identical to the first.
Once again Uruguayan Recoba was the provider and former Galatasaray midfielder Okan poked home from six yards.
Milan left it late before edging Modena at the San Siro.
A penalty from second-half substitute Andrea Pirlo broke the deadlock 13 minutes from time, before Filippo Inzaghi's stooping header doubled the home side's lead. Massimo Scopini scored a late consolation goal for Modena.
Asked if he was upset that his team had not scored sooner in the match, Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti replied: "If we leave it that late every week and still come away with three points I'll be happy.
"Modena made it very hard by not allowing us space, but all credit to the team for being patient.
"Players sometimes get frustrated when they can't find a way through but we took our time and used our heads in what was an