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SERIE A

Juve's late show

Afp, Rome
Juventus defeated Livorno 3-0 on Sunday to maintain their two-point lead at the top of Italy's Serie A while their closest challengers AC Milan thrashed Udinese 5-1.
Juve were frustrated for almost an hour at the Delle Alpi before Livorno's brave resistance caved in.
Swedish international Zlatan Ibrahimovic ended the stalemate in the 59th minute, lobbing the ball over Marco Amelia after racing on to Patrick Vieira's exquisite pass.
The title-holders doubled their advantage a minute later when French striker David Trezeguet headed home Gianluca Zambrotta's right-wing cross.
Livorno were reduced to 10 men after Diego De Ascentis was sent off for lashing out at Adrian Mutu, before Alessandro Del Piero applied the finishing touch to a swift Juve counter-attack in the final minute.
Fabio Capello was particularly happy with the brief performance of Del Piero, a 73rd minute substitute for Trezeguet.
"I was very pleased for him. He played for 20 minutes at the highest level and then scored a fine goal," said the Juve coach.
Alberto Gilardino scored twice as second-placed AC Milan won their eight league game on the trot to keep the pressure on Juve.
Milan's expensive summer signing opened the scoring in the 25th minute, turning his marker after collecting Filippo Inzaghi's left-wing cross and stabbing the ball past Gabriele Paoletti.
Inzaghi was also the architect of Milan's second goal 12 minutes later, holding the ball up cleverly on the edge of the box until Clarence Seedorf arrived to fire right-footed into the bottom corner.
Andrea Pirlo's free-kick made it 3-0 on the stroke of half-time before Gilardino converted Serginho's cutback soon after the break.
Udinese pulled one back through Vincenzo Iaquinta's penalty but Milan had the final word as Kaka followed up after Serginho's shot had been parried by Paoletti.
"We hope to catch Juve before Christmas but the main thing is to ensure we stay close," Seedorf warned the league leaders after his team's victory at the San Siro.
"They know we're right behind them and they will feel the pressure."
Milan have 28 points from their 11 matches played, two less than Juve and three more than third-placed Fiorentina who won 2-0 against Ascoli.
Czech defender Tomas Ujfalusi gave Fiorentina the lead inside the first 30 seconds before Luca Toni netted his 13th goal of the campaign.
Verona-based club Chievo climbed to fifth after winning 1-0 at Siena, while Roma moved up to sixth after their 2-0 victory at Messina.
French defender Phillipe Mexes scored for the second successive week to put Roma ahead and a 20-yard drive from captain Francesco Totti ensured the win in Sicily.
Parma eased their relegation fears with a 2-0 home victory against Lecce, while Cagliari are still looking for their first win after they were held to a 0-0 draw by fellow strugglers Treviso.
A point was not enough to prevent Treviso coach Ezio Rossi from getting the sack straight after the match.
Sampdoria beat Palermo 2-0 in Sunday's late match to rise to eighth position.
On Saturday Inter Milan's title ambitions faded further after they were held to a goalless draw at Lazio, as Empoli beat Reggina 3-0.
A point for Inter, only their second from the last nine, left them in fourth place on 20 points.