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Tokyo set for 'Super Sunday’

AFP, Yokohama
AC Milan striker Filippo Inzaghi, defender Alessandro Nesta and Massimo Ambrosini are all injury doubts ahead of their InterContinental Cup clash against Boca Juniors, their coach said Thursday.
"I haven't yet decided the starting line-up for Sunday's game, but at least Nesta, Inzaghi and Ambrosini are not certain because of injuries," said head coach Carlo Ancelotti.
"It's a very important match for us. We have prepared for the championship really well. I'm sure we will have a good result."
Inzaghi was the top goal scorer in the Serie A 1996-97 season and is part of the 24-strong squad brought to Japan by Ancelotti.
It will be the sixth appearance in the Inter-Continental Cup for the European champions, who won the world club title in 1969, 1989 and 1990.
The Yokohama Stadium holds happy memories for Milan's Cafu. Brazil's World Cup captain led his side to victory at the ground in the final of the 2002 tournament, 2-0 against Germany.
It is also the home of J-League champions Yokohama Marinos, for whom Cafu once signed a two-
and-a-half-year deal worth an estimated 420 million yen (3.9 million dollars), but scrapped it to join the Italian Serie A club in June.
"When I joined Milan, I tried to play my best with the same goal I had targeted when I was with Sao Paulo 10 years ago," said the 33-year-old defender.
"The Inter-Continental Cup is a rare occasion to play a game between the European champions and the South American champions, and it's been one of our big goals since before we left Italy. I really want to win the Cup."
Boca Juniors coach Carlos Bianchi meanwhile, is ready to unleash rising star Carlos Alberto Tevez against Milan.
Tevez, who has been dubbed the 'new Maradona', picked up an injury just over six weeks ago but has been declared fit to face the Italians for Sunday's.
"He's not yet perfect, but physically OK. He can play Sunday," Bianchi said of the 19-year-old forward.
With Tevez leading the team, Boca swept to victory in this year's Libertadores Cup final to beat Brazil's Santos FC and book a place in what is football's unofficial world club championship.
Bianchi, however, would not reveal his starting line-up for Sunday's game, which will be Boca's fourth appearance in the Inter-Continental Cup.
Three years ago in Tokyo, for-
ward Martin Palermo scored goals in the third and sixth minutes to beat star-studded Real Madrid 2-1 and secure Boca's second world club title, following their 1977 victory.
Boca crashed to a 1-0 defeat to German club Bayern Munich in the 2001 showdown, while Bianchi also guided Velez Sarsfield to victory over AC Milan in the 1994 final.
"AC Milan have many great players. They are a 100 percent international club and they can make any
formations according to the players," said Bianchi.
"Their defenders are really good and midfielders move well. Their strikers are able to break through a tight defence line and are very dangerous, like Boca Juniors. That's why they became the European champions.
"We played against them before, but I expect them to be different.
"But our team can do what they should do on the pitch. In English, we can play a 'correct' game. Many say our midfielders are especially good, but our defenders and forwards can also play well."
Bianchi acknowledged that while Tokyo was a long way from home, his side had been preparing for this match for five months. "I'd like to show an excellent game Sunday," he added.