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Napoli stun Inter

AFP, Rome
u leaders Inter Milan slumped to a first defeat since midJanuary on Sunday when Napoli edged a 1 -0 win which left Jose Mourinho's men seven points ahead of AC Milan with five games left.
It was only Inter's third loss of the campaign and came just hours after Milan had retained second spot with a Kaka-inspired 3-0 home win over Palermo.
Third-placed Juventus were held to a 2-2 draw by bottom club Reggina and are nine points behind Inter.
Uruguayan striker Marcelo Zalayeta grabbed Napoli's winner with a fierce 73rd-minute drive which beat Inter goalkeeper Julio Cesar.
"Napoli had no real chances, nor did they try, and scored a great goail out of nowhere," complained Mourinho.
"Admittedly if anyone deserved the luck to win it was Napoli, because they put more ambition into it. I'm not angry, just disappointed, as you always prepare the match with the idea of winning."
AC Milan had effectively wrapped up iheir match by half-time as Kaka tucked away the first of two penalties in the 10th minute after Massimo Ambrosini had been fouled and then evergreen veteran Filippo Inzaghi added a second in the 19th minute, heading home from Ambrosini's cross.
Kaka added a third in the 57th minute after he was felled in the area to make it six wins and a draw in Milan's last seven matches with 19 goals scored and just two conceded.
However, they have a tough run-in with Juventus and Fiorentina - 4-1 winners over another future opponent of Milan's AS Roma on Saturday -on their programme.
Juventus' poor recent run continued as Reggina twice went ahead through Antonino Barilla and Icelandic midfielder Emil Hallfredsson, only to be pulled back by veteran Alessandro Del Piero and Cristiano Zanetti.
Genoa also surprisingly dropped points as they went down 2-0 to relegation-threatened Bologna which could cost them dearly in their quest to secure a Champions League spot next season.
They are fifth, one place outside the qualifying places.
Fiorentina had eased into fourth spot with their thumpingwin over Roma.
For Roma, however, their Champions League hopes are fading with defeat leaving them in sixth place, six points behind Fiorentina.
"It's going to be very hard for us," admitted Roma coach Luciano Spalletti.
Fiorentina coach Cesare Prandelli praised his team after they bounced back from a disappointing 3-1 loss at Udinese.
"I know these lads and the reaction they have always given. We wanted to give a strong response on the field," said the coach.
"Florence is a special city, but has always appreciated the team when it runs out with passion, determination and effort"