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Serie A

Totti special inspires Roma

AFP, Milan
Francesco Totti's unstoppable freekick gave Roma a 1-0 win at struggling Modena on Sunday and kept alive their hopes of catching AC Milan at the top of Serie A.
The Italy international's stunning 25-yard strike 10 minutes after half-time, which arrowed into the top corner, enabled Roma to close the gap on Milan to nine points, setting them up nicely for Wednesday's match against local rivals Lazio, their game in hand on the league leaders.
Roma also have to play Milan at the San Siro on May 2 in what could turn out to be a Scudetto showdown.
Roma have 66 points from their 29 matches played, three more than third-placed Juventus, who drew 2-2 at Parma earlier in the day.
Modena's defeat left them fourth from bottom on 27 points, one behind Reggina, who were held to a goalless draw at Chievo.
The bottom three will automatically be relegated from Serie A with the team finishing fourth from bottom facing a play-off against the side finishing sixth in the second division.
On Saturday Milan maintained their push towards a 17th league title and their first since 1999 with a 2-1 victory away to Siena. Brazilian midfielder Kaka grabbed the decisive goal, stooping low to head in Marco Borriello's flick 10 minutes from time.
Earlier Sunday, Inter Milan boosted their hopes of claiming a place in next season's Champions League by defeating Bologna 4-2 at the San Siro.
Victory for Inter, who were dumped out of the UEFA Cup by French side Marseille on Wednesday, saw them leapfrog Parma into fourth place.
Inter's win was made even sweeter as they achieved it without leading goalscorer Christian Vieri, who fell out with coach Alberto Zaccheroni before the match.
Vieri refused to go on the substitutes' bench after being told by Zaccheroni he was not fit to play for the whole 90 minutes.
Alvaro Recoba swept in Adriano's left-wing cross to give Inter a half-time lead before Fabio Cannavaro's glancing header and Dejan Stankovic's tap-in put the game beyond Bologna's reach.
Explosive Nigerian forward Obafemi Martins, Vieri's replacement, then got on the scoresheet himself, tormenting three defenders with a superb dribble before striking right-footed past former Italian international Gianluca Pagliuca.
Claudio Bellucci scored both of Bologna's goals either side of Martins' superb effort.
Parma fell to fifth after drawing with reigning champions Juventus, still looking to pip Roma for the runners-up spot.
Juve's Croatian defender Igor Tudor headed a 93rd minute equaliser to snatch a point for the title-holders after Alberto Gilardino's 18th goal of the season had given Parma the lead 10 minutes from time.
Journeyman striker Benito Carbone's header gave Parma a first-half advantage, only for Marco Di Vaio to level the scores for the visitors with a fierce halfvolley.
Parma are on 51 points, one behind Inter but one ahead of sixth-placed Lazio.
Lazio remained in the hunt thanks to a 4-2 win over relegated Ancona at the Olympic stadium where Portuguese defender Fernando Couto was on target twice for the Rome side.
Perugia are on the verge of joining Ancona in Serie B after losing 3-2 at Sampdoria for whom Francesco Flachi scored twice.
Perugia president Luciano Gaucci was so upset that his team were denied a penalty when Francesco Flachi handled Jose Ze Maria's free-kick in the area that he said they will not play their remaining four
matches in the championship.
Perugia remain second from bottom on 22 points, five behind Empoli who were held to a 1-1 draw at home to Brescia.
In Saturday's other match, Lecce improved their chances of staying in the top flight after coming from behind to defeat Udinese 2-1.
Lecce are sixth from bottom on 31 points, behind Siena on goal difference.