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PREVIEW: INTER MILAN V AC MILAN (QTRS. 1ST LEG)

The derby divide

AFP, Milan
Inter Milan have lived in the shadow of AC Milan for the past decade and would love nothing more than to eclipse their city rivals in the quarterfinals of the Champions League.
AC Milan, who are joint top of Serie A with Juventus, a massive 16 points clear of Inter, are the 'home' side in Wednesday's first leg at their shared San Siro stadium, while the return match takes place the following week.
The only piece of silverware Inter have won in the past 10 years is the UEFA Cup in 1998, while in that time AC Milan have cemented their reputation as one of Europe's most respected teams by winning three Italian league titles and the Champions League two years ago.
Confirming their city dominance and further undermining their neighbours' fragile confidence, AC Milan knocked Inter out in the semi-finals of the Champions League in 2003 before beating Juventus - another Serie A rival - in the Manchester final.
Inter owner Massimo Moratti hasn't forgotten the pain of that semi-final defeat and is desperate to reap revenge in the tie dubbed 'The Euroderby.'
"The memory of that game has remained with us and this quarterfinal gives us the chance to resolve something that has been troubling us for some time," said the man who has only one trophy to show for the 600 million euros he has ploughed into the club since taking control in 1995.
"I'd pay a lot to be able to play this game, there's nothing better than a derby, a Champions (League) quarter-final derby," said coach Roberto Mancini, a former Lazio favourite.
Inter midfielder Dejan Stankovic admitted his team were the underdogs, but insisted they were capable of ripping up the form book, even without their injured Brazilian striker Adriano, who has damaged left knee ligaments.
"Milan are Milan and if you look at their results you'd have to say they are the favourites," said the 26-year-old Serbian international.
"They play well, they're first in the league, they beat us in the last (Serie A derby) and this season they have not conceded a goal against us.
"If things go badly (in the Champions League) for Milan, they still remain on course for the league title, barring a major surprise.
"For us, if we go out of the competition, which is something I don't want to think about, you would have to say we've lost everything.
"We're still in the Italian Cup, but our objectives at the start of the season were to win the league and the Champions League, not the Italian Cup.
"We have everything to lose, but we will show Milan what we have been feeling inside. There is more than enough motivation for us to want to change history."
AC Milan's Brazil international Kaka admitted he was feeling as apprehensive as he was before the 2002 World Cup final in Japan where he was a non-playing substitute in the 2-0 win over Germany.
"I haven't felt this kind of tension since that day in Yokohama, but back then I knew I wasn't going to start the match and that won't be the case on Wednesday," he said.
"The build-up to this match has been intense and I expect it to be a real tough battle."
With Adriano ruled out and Christian Vieri still not 100 per cent fit, Argentine striker Julio Cruz is set to partner Nigerian forward Obafemi Martins in attack for Inter.
AC Milan can call upon star striker Andriy Shevchenko, who has not played since fracturing his left cheekbone on February 19.
However the Ukrainian striker, scorer of the decisive spot-kick in the 2003 Champions League final penalty shoot-out, may only make the bench due to his lack of match fitness.