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Parma back atop Serie A
ROME. Oct 24: A controversial penalty converted by striker Marco Branca gave Parma a 2-1 win over
bottom team Regglana to lift them to the top of-the Italian First Division on Sunday, reports Reuter.
Brarfca’s 79th minute kick, which followed a hotly disputed foul on Gianfranco Zola, together with Dino- Baggio’s 61st minute equaliser completed a fine second-half comeback from Parma after Portuguese striker Paolo Future had given the visitors an early lead.
Injury hit Roma, leagtie leaders at the start of the day, missed the chance to return to the top. when they slipped to a 1-1 draw at home to Cagliari in
a night match.
• Only a last minute goal from Argentina's Abel Baibo. a simple tap-in after Daniel Fonseca's fierce volley rebounded off the bar. spared Roma's unbeaten season record but still left the homeside to rule a series of missed chances in the first-half.
Roma, missing five first -team, regulars including Sweden's Jonas Them and defender Enrico Annoni. still dominated play and peppered the Cagliari goal with shots In the first 45 minutes.
But in the 57th minute and against the run of play,’ Cagliari's Belgium attacker Luis Oliveira set up Plerpalo Bisoli for a shot from the edge of the area which gave Roma goalkeeper Glovannf Cervone no chance.
The result kept Parma top of the table with 16 pointe from seven matches, one ahead of Roma with Lazio and Juventus both in third place.
A spectacular overhead bicycle kick from Gianluca Vlalll set Juventus on they way to a 2-1 win at Cremonese.
Viallf's athletic goal, reminiscent of -his championship days at Sampdorla in 1’990/91 was the best possible response to critics who recently suggested he was overweight and over the hill.
Roberto Baggio, with his first ieagu.e goal of ihe season, extended his side's lead with a typically precise piece of fin ishlng from the narrowest of angles, before a late goal from Alessandro Pedroni left the Juventus defence to survive a tense final 10 minutes.
Giuseppe Signor la first league goal for four weeks sealed Lazio's 2-1 comeback victory over Genoa, who had gone ahead in the 65th minute with a penalty from Dario Marcolin
Defender Paolo Negro put Lazio level in the 78th minute
and Signori struck two minutes from the end.
AC . Milan, champion^ for the past three, seasons but now languishing in eighth place, continue to have problems finding the net. a scoreless draw with Sampdorla leaving the European Cup holders with Just five goals for the season.
Gabriel Batistuta's eight goal of the season and his seventh In successive matches completed Fiorentina’s 4-1 rout of Padova, a victory which moves last year's Second Division champions into fifth place.
Napoli coach Vujadln Boskov made a winning start after his appointment oh Friday, his new team beating southern rivals Bari 3-0 to move out of the bottom four.