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Milan keep losing

AFP, Milan
Massimiliano Allegri's tenure as coach of Serie A giants AC Milan came under fresh scrutiny when the Rossoneri suffered their third defeat of the season in a 2-1 reverse away to Udinese on Sunday.
Milan opened their campaign with defeat at home to Sampdoria and have failed to win or score any goals at the San Siro in three attempts including the scoreless draw against Champions League opponents Anderlecht.
Reports last week suggested only a win on Sunday would save Allegri's job, but post-match reports citing unnamed sources at Milan suggested the 45-year-old had the support of the club.
Udinese started the day fourth from bottom and took a 40th minute lead when giant Swedish striker Mathias Ranegie rose to send a header under the crossbar of 'keeper Christian Abbiati.
Italy under-21 international Stephan El Sharaway levelled for Milan 10 minutes after the restart with a shot from outside the box.
But from then on, things got worse for the seven-time European champions.
Milan's Colombian defender Cristian Zapata was sent off for a second bookable offence after a foul from behind on Ranegie in the box.
The referee pointed to the spot and striker
Antonio Di Natale stepped up to beat Abbiati with a low drive to put the hosts in the lead.
Milan's hopes of levelling suffered a blow seven minutes from time when they were reduced to nine players after Kevin Prince Boateng was sent off for a second bookable offence.
A day after champions Juventus underlined their title credentials in emphatic style with a 2-0 home win over Chievo, it was a disastrous day all round for the Milan giants.
Inter Milan started the day six points behind Juve and finished it with the same deficit after suffering a shock 2-0 defeat at home to basement side Siena.
Simone Vergassola silenced the San Siro with his 73rd minute opener and midfielder Francesco Valiani came off the bench to inflict further damage with a goal on the stroke of full-time.
Inter's second defeat at
home, following a 3 -1 reverse to Roma, could prompt suggestions there is a curse at the San Siro: so far this season, neither Inter nor AC Milan have won there.
While Inter sit in sixth, AC Milan are 15th in the table ahead of the late match between Lazio and Genoa.
Elsewhere, Sunday struggling Pescara grabbed a share of the points, their first this season, in a 1-1 draw at Bologna while Atalanta beat Palermo 1-0 at home to leave the Sicilians second from bottom.
RESULTS
Sampdoria 1 (Pozzi 84-pen) Torino 1 (Bianchi 69-pen)
Udinese 2 (Ranegie 40, Di Natale 68-pen) AC Milan 1 (El Shaarawy 54) Catania 0 Napoli 0
Atalanta 1 (Raimondi 88) Palermo 0
Bologna 1 (Gilardino 9) Pescara 1 (Quintero 41)
Inter Milan 0 Siena 2 (Vergassola 72, Valiani 90+2) Lazio 0 Genoa 1 (Bordello 79)