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PREVIEW: Serie A

'Play out of your skin'

AFP, Rome
Lazio coach Domenico Caso has told his players they will only win the backing of their demanding supporters if they fight for the right to wear the club's sky blue shirt.
"The fans will be won over by sweat," said the 50-year-old former youth team coach ahead of Sunday's league match at home to Reggina.
"When the supporters see you battling and giving your soul, they get right behind you.
"My players must do that to get the public on their side. They must fight with the hammer and not the sword."
Caso was promoted to first-team coach in July after Roberto Mancini left to join Inter Milan.
When Caso took the reins, the Lazio board were busy dismantling the squad in order to reduce the Rome club's heavy debts.
Several star players were sold in the summer, including Dutch defender Jaap Stam, Italy internationals Bernardo Corradi and Stefano Fiore, and Argentine forward Claudio Lopez.
And now Caso wants to instill a strong team spirit in the squad to make up for a lack of quality and depth.
"All I ask is that they give 100 per cent and play for each other rather than as individuals," he said.
His players certainly did that in their first Serie A game of the season, grinding out a 1-0 victory at Sampdoria where temperamental striker Paolo Di Canio grabbed the winner from the penalty spot.
And they followed their gutsy win in Genoa by beating Metalurg Donetsk on Thursday in the first round of the UEFA Cup.
A handsome first leg victory in the Ukraine thanks to three goals in the last 17 minutes put the Romans on the brink of a place in the second round.
Lazio's neighbours Roma will be forgiven if they are not fully focused on Sunday's match away to newly-promoted Sicilian side Messina.
Coached by former Germany coach Rudi Voller, Roma will find out on Tuesday the punishment they face from UEFA for the disgraceful scenes at Wednesday's Champions League clash at home to Dynamo Kiev.
The match at the Olympic stadium was abandoned at half-time after the referee was struck by a missile thrown from the crowd.
Roma, 1-0 winners against Fiorentina last week, are expected to receive a lengthy ban from European matches and a hefty fine.
Defending Italian champions AC
Milan, who won 1-0 away to Shaktar Donetsk in the Champions League in midweek, face a tricky tie away to Bologna on Sunday, while Inter Milan host newly promoted Palermo on Saturday.
Inter were held to a 2-2 draw away to Chievo last Saturday, but followed that with a 2-0 Champions League win against German champions Werder Bremen.
In-form Brazilian striker Adriano netted both goals after his strike partner Christian Vieri had missed an early penalty.
Juventus, 3-0 winners at Brescia last week, play at home to newly-promoted Atalanta.
Czech midfielder Pavel Nedved, who scored the only goal in Wednesday's Champions League win away to Ajax, is likely to miss out after limping off in the 65th minute.