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Tough test for Milan

AFP, Rome
AC Milan face a crucial Champions League qualification test when they trawl to Udinese this weekend.
Despite the euphoria surrounding Ronaldo's return to form and Pato's stunning arrival in Serie A in last week's 5-2 thrashing of Napoli, Milan are still down in 12th place in the league.
Already their players have written off their title prospects and admitted they are playing for fourth place - a position currently occupied by Udinese.
The north-eastern outfit lead the European champions by 11 points, although Milan have three games in hand, and this match could prove decisive in the battle for the fourth and final Champions League qualification berth.
Defeat for Milan would leave them with an uphill battle to finish in the top four as it would leave them 14 points behind the team from Udine. That result could also give Udinese the belief that they are good enough to hold off Milan and Fiorentina to take their place in the continent's premier competition next season.
But a victory for Milan would give them a vital boost in their expected charge up the table.
Milan need every point they can get as they face a game almost every three days this month as they play catch-up for all the matches they missed due to their successful Club World Cup campaign in December.
“Right now in the league we've got many matches coming up in quick succession as we have to play every weekend and catch up the three matches we missed to try to move back up the table." said Milan playmaker and world player of the year Kaka
"Our aim is to earn a place in next season's Champions League."
Milan's problem is that they don't just have Udinese to worry about as Fiorentina are also back in form having suffered a blip in November and December where they went on a run of picking up just two points from five games.
They ended that just before the winter break with a 5-1 defeat of Cagliari and then came back after three weeks off to win 2-1 at Parma.
If they beat Torino at home on Saturday, 24 hours before Milan play, they will go fourth and open up a 13-point gap to the Rossoneri.
Meanwhile, on-loan Portugal midfielder Maniche could make his Inter Milan debut as the champions and runaway leaders entertain Parma, including new Italian international striker signing Cristiano Lucarelli.
Maniche, though, is looking beyond helping Inter to retain their
title.
"I’ve already had the opportunity to win the Champions League (with Porto in 2004)," he said. "And I'd like to win another given that once again I've got a good chance to challenge for that title. That's something positive and motivating."
Maniche knows it will be tough to break into a winning team - Inter have won 14 of their 18 league matches this season, drawing the other four.
"I'm not here on holiday, nor for the money but because I deserve this big chance," he added.
"You don't get the chance to play for Inter every day. this is a privilege."
There is unlikely to be too much change at the top of the table this weekend with the top five teams all playing at home.
Second-placed Roma entertain Catania, who knocked out a second-string Milan in the Italian Cup on Wednesday, while third-placed Juventus host Sampdoria.
At the bottom Cagliari travel to Reggina in a duel between the two teams propping up the rest.