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Serie A

AC party in Milan

Football

AFP, Milan
European champions AC Milan joined Juventus at the top of Italy's Serie A after defeating neighbours Inter Milan 3-1 in a pulsating derby at the San Siro on Sunday.
Fillipo Inzaghi gave Milan the lead before second-half goals from Kaka and Andriy Shevchenko piled the misery on Inter, desperate to avenge their Champions League semi-final defeat to theirlocal rivals last season.
Inter's Nigerian teenager Obafemi Martins reduced the deficit, but the 'home' side spurned several late chances to close the gap further and make for an exciting finale.
Milan's victory took them level on 13 points with Juventus, who earlier on Sunday edged Bologna thanks to a controversial penalty converted by David Trezeguet.
Inter's first defeat of the season saw them drop to sixth.
Shevchenko's goal was his 11th in 30 derby matches.
The game sprung to life in the 40th minute when Milan took a deserved lead. Cristiano Zanetti fouled Kaka on the edge of the box to concede a freekick which Andrea Pirlo curled towards the far corner of the net.
Inzaghi, who broke away from the defensive wall, was standing in the way of the shot, but with a swift turn of his head directed the ball wide of wrong-footed Inter goalkeeper Francesco Toldo andinto the net.
Milan turned the screw a minute after half-time. Shevchenko found space wide on the right and fed Gennaro Gattuso, whose left-wing cross was headed in by Kaka for his first goal for the Champions League holders.
Inter fell further behind in the 67th minute when Shevchenko played a neat one-two with Cafu before rifling the ball into the net off Toldo's legs for his sixth goal of the season.
Martins responded with a stunning drive which found the top corner two minutes later, but Inter's recovery came too late and Milan stood firm for their fourthleague victory.
Trezeguet's spot-kick 10 minutes from time gave Juventus a scrappy 2-1 win which was overshadowed by Gianluca Zambrotta's admission that he conned the referee to earn the penalty.
With the scores level and Bologna continuing to frustrate the home side, Zambrotta went charging into the box and fell under the innocuous challenge of Cristian Zaccardo and referee
Gianluca Paparesta pointed to the spot.
Zambrotta admitted after the match that he had made tackle seem worse than it was in order to win the penalty.
"I exaggerated my fall a little and Paparesta could have even booked me for acting," he told RAI's Stadio Sprint.
Roma lost ground on their title rivals and dropped to joint second after being held to a goalless draw at Siena.
Lazio ended their poor run by defeating Chievo 1-0 at the Olympic stadium where Sinisa Mihajlovic's deflected free-kick decided a tight contest in the capital.
Adriano's sixth goal of the season gave Parma a 1-0 win at home to Sampdoria and moved them level on 11 points with Roma, while Andrea Caracciolo scored a hat-trick in the 4-1 demolition of Lecce.
Strugglers Ancona also had a miserable afternoon, going down 3-0 at home to Udinese. In the day's other action, Modena won by the same score at Empoli while Perugia and Reggina, both looking for their first wins of the season, shared the spoils after drawing 0-0in Umbria.