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PREVIEW: SERIE A

Let's get it right

AFP, Rome
Serie A will be looking to make the headlines for all the right reasons after a week of crowd violence dragged the reputation of Italian football through the mud.
The Champions League quarterfinals involving Italian clubs in midweek were both marred by crowd violence, while domestically there were major disturbances after last Sunday's Serie A match between Lazio and Livorno.
Potential flashpoints this weekend include the Bergamo derby between Brescia and Atalanta, who are both fighting to stay up, and the Tuscan derby between Livorno and Fiorentina.
AC Milan and Juventus, joint leaders of Serie A on 67 points with eight games left, play on Sunday.
Milan, the only Italian team left in the Champions League, visit third-from-bottom Siena, while Juve host 10th-placed Lecce.
Juventus striker Alessandro Del Piero believes his team's Champions League exit at the hands of Liverpool on Tuesday will have a positive effect on their championship challenge.
"We will use our disappointment at being eliminated as extra motivation for the fight for the title," said the Juve captain.
"Like every great team, we have to react well to a setback and make sure we get the points we need to beleague champions."
Tuesday's Champions League quarter-final, second leg between AC Milan and Inter Milan was abandoned
in the 72nd minute after Inter fans threw dozens of flares onto the pitch, one of which struck and burned Milan keeper Nelson Dida.
And Wednesday's clash between Juventus and Liverpool, their first meeting in Italy since the Heysel disaster 20 years ago, was overshadowed by crowd trouble before the match which forced anti-riot police to use tear gas.
FIXTURES
(all 1400 GMT kick-off unless stated)
Saturday: Messina v Udinese (1700), Roma v Reggina (1930), Sampdoria v
Palermo (1930)
Sunday: Bologna v Lazio, Brescia v Atalanta, Chievo v Parma, Inter Milan v Cagliari, Juventus v Lecce, Livorno v Fiorentina, Siena v AC Milan