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Crunch time now

AFP, Rome
AS Roma travel to lowly Cagliari on Saturday knowing victory would put them within a point of leaders Inter Milan, for a
fewhours at least
Later in the evening the champions travel to Roma's city rivals Lazio in an intriguing match-up that already has conspiracy theorists pointing the finger at Lazio.
While the Romans would be loathe to help their neighbours' title push, they have their own ambitons, such as qualifying for the UEFA Cup next season, to look out for.
And Lazio's controversial president Gaudio Lotito has pleaded with his team's fans to support their club and not wish for an Inter victory just to scupper Roma's dreams
'Our fans need to support us and not try to bring bad luck on Roma," he told Radio RadioTV
"It would be absurd for a person to want his own team to lose just so that the other club in the city does-n'twin.
"Lazio fans should want the best for their club and hope for the best possible results."
Lazio have been in good form recently, winning the Rome derby
3-2 against Roma with a late strike from Swiss midfielder Valon Behrami.
They also face an Inter team in disarray, having won only two of their last eight matches, been dumped out of the Champions League by Liverpool and had their lead over Roma whittled down from 11 to four points over the last month.
Added to that there was the Roberto Mancini will he, won't he leave soap opera, that simply won't go away.
Mancini announced he was quitting at the end of the season after Inter's elimination by Liverpool, only to change his mind the next day.
But since then, press speculation has been rife over who will be in the Inter hot-seat next season, with former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho and current Fiorentina coach Cesare Prandelli seemingly the favourites.
Press reports claim Inter president Massimo Moratti has met with both men.
"It's all rubbish," he said. "Despite what you (the press) report in your transmissions, nothing has happened.
"It's all things we would deny but we don't have the patience to do it any more."
Moratti, though, is worried that the rumours could affect a team already struggling on the pitch.
"I hope these voices don't influence the game on Saturday. Against Lazio I expect a tough battle," said Moratti.
"What do I think will happen? That's not important, what counts is that the lads play well and bring home the three points."
There is a palpable feeling, though, that the Serie A title race is swinging Roma's way, despite their own injury and suspension problems.
Italy internationals Simone Perrotta and Daniele De Rossi, as well as Macedonia forward Mirko Vucinic are all suspended for the match while Brazilian defender Juan is injured.
In the race for fourth place and Champions League qualification next season, fifth-placed AC Milan host Atalanta on Sunday while fourth-placed Fiorentina, four points ahead of the reigning European champions, face a tricky trip to Udinese.FIXTURES
Saturday
Cagliari v Roma, Lazio v Inter Milan
Sunday
AC Milan v Atalanta, Catania v Torino. EmpoJi v Sampdona, Genoa v Reggina, Juventus v Parma, Livorno v Siena, Napoli v Palermo, Udinese v Fiorentina