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Serie A

Advantage Juve

AFP, Rome
With eight games to go and just five points separating the top three teams, the race for the Italian title promises to be as close as last season's when it was decided on the final day.
After 26 matches in Serie A, Juventus have 57 points, three more than second-placed Inter Milan and five more than AC Milan, who occupy third place.
Of the three Scudetto-chasers, Milan appear to have the hardest task. Not only are they five points adrift of title-holders Juventus, but five of their remaining games are away from the San Siro.
Home ties against Empoli, Como and Bologna, seem straightforward enough, but visits to AS Roma and Brescia - 2-0 winners over Juve earlier this season - could prove crucial.
But perhaps their biggest challenge in the championship shootout is likely to be the city derby against neighbours Inter in the
second weekend of April.
There was little to choose between the teams when they met earlier in the season in a match that ended 1-1.
Meanwhile, Inter's season could well be decided over the next four matches. After hosting Roma and Milan, Hector Cuper's men travel to Brescia before welcoming UEFA Cup semifinalists Lazio to the San Siro.
Lazio, aiming for a top four finish and a place in the Champions League next season, have a superb away record, losing just once on the road this term.
Of Inter's final four matches, the toughest is likely to be the home game against Parma, currently battling it out with Lazio for fourth place, while trips to Atalanta and Modena, followed by a home match against Perugia, should prove less daunting.
Juventus' run-in is perhaps the easiest, with five matches to be played in Turin.
Roma at home however is never easy, although the 2001 champions, who were in contention for the Scudetto on the final day last sea-
son, have only won three times away from home all season.
Juve's other four home ties could quite easily bring 12 points, with Torino, Brescia, Perugia and Chievo all to visit the Delle Alpi stadium.
Of their three away games, Lazio at the capital's Olympic stadium is by far the most intimidating.
The Romans, who up until a few weeks ago were in the title hunt themselves, are the only team to win at Juventus this season.
Last season the Serie A championship was decided on the last day, with Juventus, Roma and Inter all in with a shout going into the final round of matches.
Inter were top at the start of play and would have won their first title since 1989 had they won at Lazio.
But the Nerazzurri, including Brazilian star Ronaldo, choked in front of 40,000 of their travelling supporters and crashed to a 4-2 defeat.
A 2-0 win at Udinese the same day handed the Scudetto to Juventus who finished a point ahead of Roma, 1-0 winners at Torino.