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Series A

It's all in Juve's hands
MILAN. March 20: Juventus looked ready to celebrate the club's 26th Italian league title of their history on Sunday, after
beating derby rivals Torino 3-2 to open up an awesome nine-point lead at the top. reports AFP
All three other title rivals -Lazio. AC Milan and AS Roma -helped the Juventus cause by unexpectedly losing on Sunday to teams they should have beaten handsomely.
With eight matches left in the season, Juventus coach Carlo Ancelotti said that no-one else can win the Serie A title - only Juventus can lose it.
And since they have been beaten only once all season and have by far the tightest defence with only 13 goals conceded, the chances of that happening would appear slim.
The derby victory in Turin -secured with two own goals and a penalty - was marred though by clashes before the match between Juventus supporters and police.
Two fans were treated in hospital, one with a broken foot and the other with a bruise to the head, while four policemen and another fan needed first aid.
On the pitch. Juventus took a 23rd minute lead when Torino midfielder Massimo Brambilla scored an own goal as he tried to block Juventus' Alessio Tacchinardi.
Juventus, who hadn't faced a single penalty all season, conceded two in one match on Sun: day.
Torino's Marco Ferrante scored both, the first to equalise and the second for 3-2 after teammate Gigi Lentlni - once the world's most expensive
footballer - had scored another own goal in the 67th and Alessandro Del Piero converted a spot-kick for Juventus.
Ancelotti studied his team's lead over Lazio and said: "Looking at the league table, we can only lose it ourselves. But that said, all the matches we have left now are difficult ones."
But looking at his rivals' defeats, he admitted: "The day couldn't have gone any better than this."
And Juventus were also nine points in front with eight games left when Gianluca Vlalll and his teammates won the league in 1995. ahead of Lazio and Parma.
And it's Vialli that Lazio will once more have in their sights next week, after their shock 1-0 defeat to relegation candidates Verona left them with only the European Champions League as a major title. An Italian Cup final with Inter Milan comes a long way down the pecking order here. ‘
Lazio coach Sven Goran Eriksson, whose men face Vial-li's Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, said: "This match was fundamental for the league title race, and now It's all become a lot more difficult.
"The important thing now is to lift our team rpqrale for the match in London.''
Asked about a comparison with last season, when Lazio failed in the final weeks of the championships, he said: "They mustn't let things slip like they did then. The match in London should be the match of their lives."
There were little to celebrate either at AC Milan, who missed a penalty before relinquishing their league title in a 1-0 defeat at Venezia.
To rub salt in the wound. Venezia's winner was set up by one ex-Milan striker. Maurizio
Ganz, and scored by another. Filippo Maniero. Venezia goalkeeper Fabrizio Casazza later saved a spot-kick from Brazilian forward Leonardo.
Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani said: "No-one came out unscathed - it went wrong in every department - the metamorphosis was just inexplicable."
Coach Alberto Zaccheroni. whose future looks increasingly hi doubt, said: "We are still aiming for one of the places in the Champions League. But if we don't wake up soon, we're going to miss out on those too."
With Juventus set to take the title, five teams are competing for the three remaining places in the Champions League and its qualifying rounds - Lazio (50pts). Inter (48). AC Milan (46). AS Roma (45) and Parma (43).
AS Roma Joined the top clubs on the day's scrap heap, losing 2-0 to Reggina in front of the home fans at the Olympic stadium.
Roma's devastated president Franco Sens!, whose team also lost their previous match 1 -0 to lowly Cagliari, said: "Two on the irot. It's shameful... it's just inadmissible for Roma to play like this.
"1 edn't find any'Justification' for a defeat like this one. I am anxious, traumatised and humiliated."
Argentina's Hernan Crespo converted a 63rd minute penalty for Parma and Arturo Di Napoli missed one for Piacenza as their match finished 1 -0.
Elsewhere, striker Nicola Amoruso scored twice in the first-half and then got himself sent off for retaliation at the start of the second as Perugia beat Bari 2-0 and Udlnese defeated Lecce 2-1.