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No Juventus double

AFP, Parma
Parma beat Juventus 1-0 here Friday evening to win the Italian Cup and deny their opponents a Cup and League double just five days after the Turin outfit lifted their 26th Italian Serie A title.
The only goal of the game was scored after four minutes when Brazilian Junior bagged a freakish goal for the hosts to level the aggregate score at 2-2 -- they successfully defended their lead and won the Cup on the away goals rule.
Juve looked a shadow of the side that won the title last Sunday and it appeared five days of celebration may have taken their toll.
"We conceded a botched goal and that affected us," said coach Marcello Lippi.
"But I thought we played well after that. It's a pity, it would have been a nice end to the season."
His Parma counterpart Gedeone Carmignani, who is set to be replaced by Cesare Prandelli in the summer after filling in on a stop-gap basis under director of football Arrigo Sacchi, said he should not take the plaudits for ending a difficult
season with a trophy.
"It's not the coach that deserves the credit -- I want to thank the players for all their efforts."
Parma had been given a lifeline in the first leg when their Japanese midfielder Hidetoshi Nakata scored in injury-time, ensuring the Turin side were defending a 2-1 lead rather than a 2-0 scoreline in the second leg.
And they started at the Stadio Ennio Tardini as they finished at the Stadio Delle Alpi, taking the lead after four minutes on the night to level the aggregate score.
It was a bizarre goal when it came.
Nakata's corner fell at the feet of Junior who slipped as he shot, striking the ball with his left foot against his own right ankle but the ball bobbled into the Juve net with neither defender nor attacker getting a touch.
Minutes later Parma nearly made it 2-0 when their veteran Argentinian defender Nestor Sensini headed the ball goalwards.
It was saved by Juve goalkeeper Fabian Carini and bounced off Juve defender Ciro Ferrara back into the arms of the Uruguayan goalkeeper.
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action was coming at the other end.
First Marco Di Vaio, one of four players put on World Cup stand-by by Italy coach Giovanni Trapattoni should any of his players be injured, had a shot tipped behind by Carini and then Di Vaio blasted over after being well set up by Junior.
Juve coach Marcello Lippi had started the match with only three members of his side that won the title last weekend by winning 2-0 at Udinese.
But he reacted to Parma's goal by making big changes in the second half, bringing on top strikers Alessandro Del Piero and David Trezeguet who bagged 40 goals between them during the Serie A campaign but have taken a back seat for most of the Cup campaign.
Then Lippi made his third change, introducing Chilean Marcelo Salas who was playing his first match since injuring ligaments seven months ago.
Regardless of Friday's result Parma would have qualified for the UEFA Cup as Juventus will be in next season's Champions League and it ensures a happy ending to a disappointing season where they only ensured first division survival two weeks before the end of the campaign.