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Inter fret on defence

AFP, Rome
a goal down early on against a Real team on top form to win.
"I'm happy because we showed that we can play at that level in that situation.
"We showed that in the next match we have an equal chance of progressing."
However, Roma could find themselves dropping down a place in they fail to beat an in form Fiorentina, who have won five and drawn one of their last seven league matches.
Juventus meanwhile travel to lowly Reggina on Saturday and
could overhaul Roma with a vic-tory, but winger Mauro Camoranesi is taking nothing for granted.
"Reggina are a tough team. As we approach the end of the season matches against teams threatened by relegation become more and more difficult," he said.
"This is a vital stage in the season. We want to qualify directly for the Champions League group stages.
"If we have the possibility, next year we'll try to win it (the league), that's clear. Two months ago we were talking about the title, now we’re much calmer.
"Now our main aim is to finish second, which would put us directly into the Champions League group stages."
Milan meanwhile host Sicilians Palermo at the San Siro with their visitors' star Brazilian striker Amauri lamenting the fact he will not play against injured countryman Ronaldo.
he's out for at least six months," saidMoratti.
"And with Samuel that's our first choice centre-back pairing out. But the players replacing them are just as good."
Inter do at least have a seemingly decisive 11-point lead over second-placed AS Roma who face a tough match at home to fourth-placed Fiorentina on Sunday.
The Viola are trying to hold off AC Milan for fourth spot and the final Champions League qualification place while Roma sit just one point ahead of third-placed Juventus.
Still, they will have been buoyed by their 2-1 Champions League victory over Real Madrid on Tuesday, although Chile midfielder David Pizano believes the capitalbased club must quickly refocus.
"The important thing for us is to concentrate back on the league," he said. "Against Real we achieved something important in coming back from
If anything can halt Inter Milan's seemingly insatiable title charge this season it seems that injuries might be their
trickiest stumb ing block.
Already shorn of the likes of Walter Samuel and Olivier Dacourt, and with Patrick Vieira and Luis Figo only just starting to play matches again, Inter suffered a new injury blow on Tuesday when Ivan Cordoba damaged his knee against Liverpool in the Champions League defeat.
It means Inter will be without key defensive players for their difficult trip to Sampdoria on Sunday, something that has club president Massimo Moratti concerned.
"We're counting the cost of the serious injury Cordoba suffered,