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Inzaghi double rescues Lazio

AFP, Rome
Lazio came storming back after trailing by two goals at half-time to earn a precious 2-2 draw at home to Sparta Prague in a stirring Group G Champions League clash here on Wednesday.
Goals from Libor Sionko and former Lazio star Karel Poborsky gave Sparta what appeared to be a commanding interval lead, only for Simone Inzaghi's double strike - his second a well-taken penalty - to snatch a point for the Italians.
Lazio, who won their first group match away to Besiktas, finished the stronger of the two teams, but Poborsky nearly nicked the winner with 15 minutes to go only to head over the bar from close range with only the goalkeeper to beat.
A draw gave Sparta their first point following their home defeat to Chelsea a fortnight ago.
Poborsky, who spent two seasons at Lazio before returning to his homeland last year, wore the captain's armband for the visitors.
Marek Kincl dragged a shot wide as the visitors stemmed the flow of Lazio pressure Sionko gave Sparta
theleadin the 26th minute.
Poborsky, enjoying plenty of freedom in midfield, dinked a ball towards the penalty box and the home defence stood and watched as Sinko stole in unmarked to stab the ball past Angelo Peruzzi.
The goal lifted Sparta's confidence and they increased their advantage nine minutes later as Lazio's defence went to sleep once again.
Sparta worked the ball from right to left for Lukas Zelenka whose drive from the edge of
the box struck Japp Stam before landing at Poborsky's feet, and the former Manchester United man tapped home from close range.
Lazio wasted no time at all in reducing the arrears at the start of the second-half. Stefano Fiore escaped his marker and picked out Inzaghi in the box with a neat flick and the younger brother of AC Milan's Filippo finished coolly with a low angled shot.
Sparta's confidence, which had paid rich dividends in the first 45 minutes, slowly ebbed away and they saw their lead wiped out completely in the 61st minute.
Inzaghi, who was needlessly hauled down in the box by Radoslav Kovac, dusted himself down and took the spot-kick himself which he tucked lowinto the bottom corner.