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PREVIEW: SERIE A

Del Piero upbeat

AFP, ROME
Juventus captain Alessandro Del Piero insists his team will fight to the bitter end to ensure the Scudetto ends up in their trophy cabinet rather than AC Milan's.
With five games to go, the teams are tied at the top of Serie A on 73 points, refusing to give an inch to their rivals in the quest for the little silver shield awarded to the league champions, and the honour of wearing the Italian flag on their shirts next season.
"Milan continue to send out aggressive messages, but we won't put down our weapons," said Del Piero ahead of Sunday's home match against mid-table Bologna.
"Well resist from now until the end of the season - the next five games will be like cup finals.
"It's time to grit our teeth and give
everything we've got to give."
After this weekend's matches, Juve face Milan at the San Siro in what could prove to be the title decider, but Del Piero said he wouldn't be surprised if they end up all square after the final match, forcing a play-off.
"It could well end up level and then there will be a real heartstopping finale," said the 30-year-old Italy international, who has scored 12 goals in 26 Serie A appearances this season.
Del Piero limped off after 15 minutes in last Sunday's 1-0 win at Lazio with a back injury, but he is expected to start for the 27-time champions this weekend.
Juventus have won six of their last eight games, while Bologna have gone six matches without a victory.
The Old Lady are without the suspended Zlatan Ibrahimovic, but welcome back influential Brazilian midfielder Emerson who has recov-
ered from injury.
Milan, who are on the verge of reaching their second Champions League final in three seasons after beating PSV Eindhoven 2-0 in the first leg of their semi-final on Tuesday, are away to relegation-threatened Fiorentina on Saturday.
Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti will be forced to re-jig his team, as captain Paolo Maldini, Kakha Kaladze and Massimo Ambrosini are all suspended.
Fiorentina will be out to avenge their 6-0 defeat at the San Siro earlier in the season.
FIXTURES
(all 1300 GMT kick-off unless stated)
Saturday: Cagliari v Reggina (1700), Fiorentina v AC Milan (1930)
Sunday: Inter Milan v Siena, Juventus v Bologna, Lecce v Lazio, Messina v Sampdoria, Palermo v Chievo, Parma v Livorno, Roma v Brescia, Udinese v Atalanta