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SERIE A

Milan stay in touch

Afp, Rome
AC Milan won 2-0 at Cagliari on Sunday to reclaim second place in Serie A and move to within five points of leaders Juventus.
Alberto Gilardino prodded home from close range inside the first 30 seconds after a terrible mix-up in the Cagliari defence before Andriy Shevchenko' s 20-yard left-footed drive increased Milan's advantage in the 27th minute.
With one eye on Wednesday's Champions League clash against PSV Eindhoven,
Milan took their foot off the pedal in the second-half and were happy to sit on their lead.
Milan, who took just four points from the first nine but have since won four games in a row, have 16 points from seven matches, five less than Juventus whose 1-0 home victory over Messina on Saturday maintained their 100 per cent record.
Cagliari, still searching for their first win of the campaign, remain in the relegation zone.
AC Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti was full of praise for Brazilian wingback Serginho, best known for his foraging runs but who was a rock in defence for the 'Rossoneri'.
"He was excellent - he provided us with width when we needed it and he did well to keep Mauro Esposito, one of the best wide players around, very
quiet," saod Ancelotti.
Gilardino stressed the importance of keeping Juve within sight ahead of their meeting with the title-holders on October 30.
"This win will boost our confidence and we firmly believe we'll catch Juve," he said.
Inter Milan are in third place on 15 points after they thrashed Livorno 5-0 at the San Siro.
Marco Materazzi began the rout in the 11th minute, hooking home the rebound after Juan Sebastian Veron's shot had been blocked.
Julio Cruz doubled the home side's lead nine minutes later, coolly converting Giuseppe Favalli's left-wing cross.
Inter, who were missing Adriano after the Brazilian striker missed his flight back from World Cup duty, then scored three goals in a blistering 12-minute spell at the start of the second-half.
Esteban Cambiasso's low drive a minute after the break ensured no way back for Livorno before the visitors had Francesco Coco sent off. Further strikes from Ivan Cordoba and Alvaro Recoba completed the demolition.
Lazio maintained their 100 per cent home record with a 1-0 victory against Fiorentina.
Luciano Zauri grabbed the winner eight minutes from time, following up after Sebastien Frey had failed to hold on to Christian Manfredini's vicious drive.
Empoli survived the 26th minute
sending-off of Stefano Lucchini to beat 2001 champions Roma 1-0, Francesco Tavano's angled shot clinching victory.
In other matches Vittorio Tosto scored twice as Ascoli defeated Sampdoria 2-1, while Reggina beat Lecce 2-0 in Calabria. A last minute goal from Andrea Caracciolo snatched a 2-2 draw for Palermo at home to Chievo and Parma were held 1-1 by Treviso. On Saturday, Alessandro Del Piero celebrated a rare start for Juventus by scoring the only goal in their narrow but deserved win over Messina.
The 30-year-old Italy international struck in the 24th minute, dribbling past two defenders before firing rightfooted into the bottom corner.
Juventus' seventh successive victory left them one win short of the best ever start to a Serie A season, a record held by the Juventus teams of the 1930-31 and the 1985-86 seasons.
In Saturday's other game David Di Michele scored a hat-trick for Udinese in their 3-2 win at Siena.