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No room for Baggio

2002 FIFA WORLD CUP

AFP, Rome
Fiorentina midfielder Angelo Di Livio claimed the final berth in Giovanni Trapattoni's World Cup squad with no surprises revealed by the Italy coach in his 23-man list.
Di Livio won the vote ahead of Lazio's Stefano Fiore for the last available midfield spot while there was also disappointment for Roberto Baggio of Brescia who as expected was omitted despite a massive media campaign in his favour.
Trapattoni had drip fed 22 of the names that will leave for Japan on May 21 in a series of interviews over the last two months with the only remaining doubt the identity of the final midfielder.
But Di Livio won the vote ahead of Fiore who starred for Italy in Euro 2000 when he played for Udinese but has had a nightmare first season with Lazio.
Even on Wednesday morning Fiore had expressed confidence that he would be selected in remarks reported in the morning papers.
The shape of Trapattoni's starting line-up on June 3 when the 'Azzurri' kick off their campaign against Ecuador in Sapporo can be seen with a look at the squad.
In front of goalkeeper Gianluigi
Buffon Trapattoni is likely to start with his tried-and-trusted three-man defensive unit with Alessandro Nesta in the centre, Fabio Cannavaro to his right and Paolo Maldini to his left.
In midfield Gianluca Zambrotta will patrol the right flank and Francesco Coco the left with Damiano Tommasi and Luigi di
ROBERTO BAGGIO
Biagio likely to hold the centre.
AS Roma skipper Francesco Totti, the man for whom Trapattoni constructed the 3-4-1-2 system he has used in every match since he succeeded Dino Zoff, will play behind a front pair.
Christian Vieri, who scored five goals in France 98, is set to start up front with Alessandro Del Piero favoured to win the vote ahead of Roma's Vincenzo Montella for the
second striking role although the latter, the most in-form striker in Italy, can expect to feature during the tournament.
The one player who has come from obscurity into contention during the 2001-2 season is Atalanta's Cristiano Doni.
He was nowhere near the national team last summer but has forced his way in with a brilliant season for the Bergamo club with 16 goals plus one on his Italy debut in the 1-1 draw with Japan.
Trapattoni has said that Doni, who is expected to join Juventus in the summer, could be used on the left side of midfield.
However he could also be used in place of Totti in the hole behind the front pair if Trapattoni chooses to rest the Roma player in the closing stages of the match or in the nightmare scenario of injury.
The Italy squad will congregate at the Coverciano training base near Florence on May 12 until May 17 before travelling to Prague for the last friendly with the Czech Republic.
SQUAD
Goalkeepers: Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus), Francesco Toldo (Inter Milan), Christian Abbiati (AC Milan)
Defenders: Alessandro Nesta (Lazio), Fabio Cannavaro (Parma), Paolo Maldini (AC Milan), Marco Materazzi (Inter Milan), Mark Iuliano (Juventus), Christian Panucci (AS Roma).
Midfielders: Francesco Coco (Barcelona/Spa), Gianluca Zambrotta (Juventus), Angelo Di Livio (Fiorentina), Luigi di Biagio (Inter Milan), Cristiano Zanetti (Inter Milan), Damiano Tommasi (AS Roma), Gennaro Gattuso (AC Milan), Cristiano Doni (Atalanta)
Strikers: Francesco Totti (AS Roma), Christian Vieri (Inter Milan), Filippo Inzaghi (AC Milan), Alessandro Del Piero (Juventus), Vincenzo MontellaRoma), Marco Delvecchio (AS Roma)