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Juve not giving up yet

AFP, Rome
failing Serie A title chances. The record scudetto champions have a nine-point deficit to leaders Inter Milan following last weekend's disappointing 3-3 home draw against lowly Chievo and if they are to have any chance of being in the title race when they host Inter next week, a win is a must.
However, that won't be easy away to Genoa who themselves are fighting for fourth place and a spot in next season’s Champions League.
They have only lost once at home this season and that against Inter so the task facing Juve is a daunting one.
However, young star Sebastian Giovinco says his team are not giving up on the scudetto just yet.
"A nine-point gap to Inter does not mean that the scudetto is over," he said.
Juventus travel to Italy's oldest club on Saturday hoping to resurrect their "It's our duty to continue to dream because you never know what might happen in life.
"Until it becomes mathematically impossible we'll be snapping away at Inter's heels."
However, Genoa's Champions League qualifying position is under threat from both Fiorentina, who host Cagliari, and AS Roma, who take on Lazio in the Rome derby.
Fiorentina sit just two points back with Roma a further three behind.
With eight games left, that and the battle to avoid relegation are the only matters that seem undecided in Serie A. Leaders and champions Inter host Palermo who are still in contention for a UEFA Cup finish and will be hoping to take something home from the San Siro.
Inter have several players missing in defensive positions but they have had throughout much of the season without it affecting them adversely.
Meanwhile AC Milan travel to Chievo under a cloud of incessant transfer rumours linking star playmaker Kaka with a move to Real Madrid and coach Carlo Ancelotti with a switch to Chelsea in the summer.
That won't help Milan's preparations for a tricky tie against a team that have lost only once in 13 matches.
This weekend's matches will be the first in Serie A since the Abruzzo earthquake tragedy that claimed almost 300 lives.
A minute's silence will be observed before all matches and players will wear black armbands while several teams have pledged their gate receipts to the victims of the disaster.