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Milan's bright start

AFP, Rome
Brazilians Pato and Ronaldinho proved there is life after Kaka as they
inspired AC Milan to a 2-1 victory at Siena in coach Leonardo's opening Serie A match in charge of the Italian giants on Saturday.
Pato scored a brace but it was his Brazilian compatriot Ronaldinho who created both goals to help countryman Leonardo begin his reign with a win and instantly ease the pain felt by Kaka's switch to Real Madrid.
The teenage Pato paid tribute to his strike partner.
"Everyone's talking about Ronaldinho, but he's brilliant, he's number one," he said. "He creates many chances for the other forwards. We're really happy with him, he's on his way back and it's easy playing with him."
It was a marked turnaround for Milan, who had lost eight out of II pre-season friendlies and although this success against relative minnows will not be decisive in the scudetto race, Ronaldinho's performance inspired some hope.
He may not have his explosive burst of pace of old, but he was incisive and creative, and almost scored with an ingenius second-half bicycle kick.
Leonardo praised his team for turning around their poor pre-season form.
"I've just seen a very positive response," said the coach. "And most of 'll great pride
following a pre-season that wasn't great.
’Ronaldinho can play any role in attack and he makes others score, that's one of his best traits."
Pato had the first clear chance of the game but his long range volley on 10 minutes was deflected behind for a comer.
Ronaldinho was impressive playing in the hole behind Pato and Marco Bordello, orchestrating the play from the position where Kaka used to roam.
On 19 minutes left-back Marek Jankulovski played a one-two with the Brazilian, who played him in on goal but the Czech could not beat Gianluca Curci from a tight angle.
Minutes later Pato steered home a Ronaldinho free-kick but it was ruled out as he had strayed marginally offside.
A goal was coming, though, and it arrived on 29 minutes as Ronaldinho slipped in Pato, thanks in no small part to some inattentive defending, and the teenager fired across Curci into the bottom corner.
The lead last only five minutes, though, as Siena scored with worrying case for Leonardo.
Michele Fini's cross into the box landed at Lukas Jarolim's feet and the Czech was afforded time to shoot.
Marco Storari kept out that effort but Algeria forward Abdelkader Ghezzal was on hand to fire the rebound into the roof of the net.
Milan were quick out of the blocks in the second half and Ronaldinho was again the architecht, playing Mathieu
Flamini in behind the defence before the France midfielder squared to Pato for an easy tap-in.
After Curci had tipped over Ronaldinho's acrobatic effort. Siena pushed forward and looked most likely to score but Storari kept out Daniele Ficagna's header.
In the day's other game, Pablo Osvaldo gained revenge on his former employers as plucky Bologna held Fiorentina to a 1 -1 draw.
The Argentine forward, who has represented Italy at under-21 level, scored 24 minutes into this match with a close range header from a corner to give hosts Bologna the lead after losing marker Gianluca Comotto.
The 23-year-old. who had an unsuccessful 18-month spell in Florence before being sold to Bologna in January, twice almost doubled the hosts' lead but French goalkeeper Sebastien Frey denied him.
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