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Juve back on top

AFP, Milan
T\vo late goals from Mirko Vucinic and Kwadwo Asamoah sent Serie A champions Juventus back to the top of the table thanks to a 3-1 win away to Genoa on Sunday.
A double strike from Brazilian midfielder Hernanes and a second half effort from Miroslva Klose had been enough to send Lazio top thanks to a 3-1 away victory away to Chievo in the day’s early match.
But three days before meeting Chelsea in the Champions League, Juve showed poise and determination to remain unbeaten in 42 matches.
Genoa dominated the first half and went in for the break a goal up thanks to a 17th minute strike from Ciro Immobile.
But a double Juve substitution just before the hour mark, with Vucinic coming on for Alessandro Matri and
Asamoah replacing Paolo De Ceglie, proved inspirational.
Genoa seemed ready to grab a second goal with Marco Borriello slamming his header against the bar just before the hour mark. Gianluigi Buffon then did well to save
Andrea Bertolacci's strike.
But Juventus pulled level moments later when midfielder Emanuele Giaccherini
shaped a great shot past French keeper Sebastien Frey from 25 metres.
The match then turned when Bertolacci fouled Asamoah and Vucinic put the visitors ahead from the spot.
Asamoah put the match beyond reach for Genoa when he pounced to slam the ball past Frey after Vucinic's cross-goal pass came off Genoa's Swedish defender Andreas Granqvist.
Prior to Sunday, only four teams had managed to win their first two games of the season and the same four maintained their 100 per cent records.
In a highly entertaining match Sampdoria gave the other half of Genoa some cheer with a 3-2 win away to struggling newcomers Pescara.
Napoli, meanwhile, continued their promising start with a 3-1 home win over Parma.
While Lazio were celebrat-
ing, their cross-town rivals Roma were left scratching their heads after a 3-2 reverse to Bologna at the Olympic Stadium. Fiorentina’s 2-0 win came courtesy of goals from Montenegrin striker Stevan Jovetic and former La Viola striker Luca Toni,
who made his debut after recently re-signing for the Florence-based club.