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Italian Cup

Lazio storm into final

AFP, Rome
Stefano Fiore scored twice as Lazio thumped holders AC Milan 4-0 at the Olympic stadium here on Wednesday to secure a place in the final of the Italian Cup.
An uncharacteristic drubbing for the current Serie A leaders and Champions League holders gave Lazio a handsome 6-1 aggregate semi-final victory following their 2-1 first leg win at the San Siro last week.
Lazio will meet the winners of the other semi-final between Inter Milan and Juventus.
Lazio coach Roberto Mancini refused to get carried away with the emphatic scoreline and said the result would mean little unless they went on to with the trophy for a sixth time.
"I'm really happy because we beat a great team to reach the final," said the former Lazio star, who has been linked with a possible move to English Premiership side Tottenham in the summer.
"But the result will soon be forgotten if we don't lift the trophy. We've won nothing yet."
Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti said he hoped not to see similar performances from his side as they chase their first league title since 1999 and try and retain the Champions League trophy.
"We wanted to keep the cup but it wasn't to be," he said.
"We played poorly and got punished and we must ensure we defend better for the rest of the season or we will end up with nothing."
Milan rarely looked a threat and they paid the price for their negative approach when Cesar gave the home side the lead in 1 th minute.
Fabio Liverani ran at the heart of the Milan defence and slipped a perfectly timed pass through to the speedy Brazilian midfielder, who tucked home past a helpless Christian Abbiati.
The same pair combined to double Lazio's lead five minutes later with Cesar cutting the ball bar Liverani to sweep home from close range.
On Thursday, Inter Milan host Italian league champions Juventus, who with nine successes to their name have won the trophy more than any otherteam in Serie A.
The teams drew 2-2 in a pulsating first leg at the Delle Alpi stadium last week where Adriano twice put Inter ahead, only for Marco Di Vaio to match the Brazilian's double strike.