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Serie A preview

Mihajlovic plots Milan fall

AFP, Rome
Free-kick maestro Sinisa Mihajlovic is hoping it will be his trusty left boot that brings Lazio their first win at AC Milan since 1989 on Sunday.
The Serbian international is the undisputed king when it comes to the dead-ball, with 23 of his 34 goals in Serie A coming from freekicks.
"On Sunday I want to win and I have a beautiful free-kick ready," said the 34-year-old defender, in his sixth season with the Rome club.
"Victory against Milan, one of the favourites for the league title, would send out a strong signal to everyone that we are contenders for the championship too."
Mihajlovic, who played for Roma and Sampdoria before joining Lazio in 1998, said it was almost impossible to find a weakness in the Milan team, winners of both the Champions League and Italian Cup last season.
"You couldn't find two better strikers than Filippo Inzaghi and Andriy Shevchenko, but Milan's strength is not only in attack," he said.
"In defence they have Alessandro Nesta and Paolo Maldini, and are so well organized that I believe that they could win everything this season. Along with Juventus, they are the team to beat."
Lazio threw away a two-goal lead in a 2-2 draw at the San Siro
last season, but Mihajlovic believes they won't make the same mistakes again.
"They attack you from start to finish and you must not defend too deep or they will punish you," he said.
"Look at what happened last season. We massacred them in
the first-half and led 2-0. Then we stopped chasing and they snatched a draw. Milan are a great team and we cannot afford to lose our concentration for a second."
The day is likely to be an emotional one for Lazio's summer signing Demetrio Albertini, who spent 14 years at Milan before being released against his will in the summer.
"If someone told me a few years ago I would be playing against Milan I wouldnt have believed them," said the former Italian international.
"I would have loved to have ended my career there, but I dont have revenge on my mind. I have nothing to prove."
The 32-year-old midfielder was a product of the Milan youth system and went on to win every major honour with the club.
Asked if he would celebrate if he scored this weekend, Albertini replied: "I dont score that often so obviously I would have to celebrate!"
Milan are joint top with Juventus with 13 points from five matches, while Lazio are three points off the lead.
Brescia midfielder Luigi Di Biagio has the chance to prove his former coach wrong when the
Lombardy club host Inter Milan on Saturday.
Earlier this week Di Biagio accused Inter coach Hector Cuper of betrayal for selling him to Brescia when he had been led to believe he still had a future at the club.
"People stop me in the street and ask me if I left Inter because I had problems with (club president) Massimo Moratti or whether there was too much competition for places," he said.
"The truth is there is only one reason: Cuper betrayed me. I
always thought he was a sincere man, but he let me down after all I did for him."
Reigning champions Juventus visit bottom club Ancona on Saturday, while Roma and Parma, tied on 11 points, put their unbeaten records on the line when they meet in the capital on Sunday.