Lazio-RomaOne of the most passionate and well known Derbies.
Played in Rome, both teams agree that this is the most important match.
This time around both clubs have European ambition, which intensifies the drama on and off the field.
Lazio in recent years, have had lots of financial troubles, but the club has come back and has organised the financial aspects.
Lazio then built the team around youth, as top players were out of Lazio's reach. Though they've Lured back Di Canio, and discussed here is his controversial Salutes.
On the other hand, Roma, hasnt dazzled into their bank account, but have maintained top Italian Players such as Totti and Montella.
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Round 24 Serie A

Struggling Brescia had only earned three points in its previous nine matches but boosted its chances of escaping relegation with a win over Cagliari. Fiorentina ended a run of three straight defeats since Dino Zoff took over as coach last month with this win against relegation-threatened Parma.

Serie A leaders Juventus got the better of fourth-placed Udinese to get its title charge back on track following consecutive defeats against Sampdoria and Bologna.

Messina twice surrendered the lead despite enjoying a one-man advantage for most of the match after the 25th-minute sending-off of Siena defender Daniele Portanova.

Lazio had earned just one point in its previous five games and seemed to be heading for a disappointing draw against bottom-placed Atalanta after first-half goals by striker Fabio Bazzani and Stephen Makinwa cancelled each other out.

Inter Milan moved into third in the division on 42 points, 11 behind leaders Juventus thanks to two free kicks by Sinisa Mihajlovic.

Saturday, February 12, 2005
STATUS	HOME	SCORE	AWAY	VENUE (ATT.)
match	Lazio	2 - 1	Atalanta	Stadio Olimpico (30,000)
match	Inter Milan	2 - 0	Roma	San Siro (61,116)

Sunday, February 13, 2005
STATUS	HOME	SCORE	AWAY	VENUE (ATT.)
match	Bologna	1 - 1	Palermo	Renato Dall'Ara (21,000)
match	Brescia	2 - 0	Cagliari	Mario Rigamonti (9,000)
match	Fiorentina	2 - 1	Parma	Artemio Franchi (30,000)
match	Juventus	2 - 1	Udinese	Delle Alpi (20,632)
match	Lecce	3 - 0	Chievo Verona	Via del Mare (11,348)
match	Livorno	1 - 0	Sampdoria	(16,000)
match	Siena	2 - 2	Messina	Artemio Franchi (7,000)
match	Reggina	0 - 1	AC Milan	Stadio Granillo (24,000)

Stadium - Stadio Olimpico Attendance:  30,000

Lazio 2 - 1 Atalanta

Fabio Bazzani (45) Fabio Liverani (89) Stephen Makinwa (45)

See Makinwa latched onto a corner and headed towards the right post. See Taibi came off his line in an attempt to clear Fabio Liverani's long pass towards Bazzani but the ex-Sampdoria striker beat both his marker and the keeper to head the ball straight into the back of the net. See Massimo Oddo's cross found an unmarked Liverani who beat Calderoni.

Stadium -  San Siro Attendance:  61,116

Inter Milan 2 - 0 Roma

Sinisa Mihajlovic (23) Sinisa Mihajlovic (90)

See Mihajlovic opened the scoring on 23 minutes with a curling free kick which went over the Giallorossi wall and in at the near post. See Sinisa made extra sure of the points in injury time at the end of the second half, beating Pelizzoli with another free kick into the bottom corner after Philippe Mexes was dismissed for a last-man foul on Obafemi Martins.

Stadium  - Renato Dall'Ara Attendance:  21,000

Bologna 1 - 1 Palermo

Igli Tare (76) Luca Toni (35)

See Corini floated a delightful corner into the Bologna box which caught out Pagliuca as the former Italian international found himself stranded, allowing Toni to open the scoring with a simple header. See Bellucci sent a great cross into the Palermo area and Tare powered a header past Matteo Guardalben to restore parity.

Stadium - Mario Rigamonti Attendance:  9,000

Brescia 2 - 0 Cagliari

Davide Zoboli (5) Andrea Caracciolo (90)

See From a Cagliari corner, the home side cleared the ball upfield and it eventually fell to Zoboli, who turned and shot past goalkeeper Gennaro Iezzo to put his side ahead despite a strong suspicion of handball. See Di Biagio's cross found Caracciolo and the defender had the simple task of nodding the ball into an unguarded net to get Cavasin's tenure off to the perfect start.

Stadium - Artemio Franchi Attendance:  30,000

Fiorentina 2 - 1 Parma

Giorgio Chiellini (47) Fabrizio Miccoli (81) Alberto Gilardino (84)

See Marco Donadel lost possession but Chiellini was quick to pick up the loose ball before unleashing a brilliant left-footed effort that flew into the far corner of the net. See Miccoli the former Juventus man picked up a pass from Pazzini and, after Frey had committed himself and gone to ground, Miccoli had the fairly easy task of knocking the ball home from close range. See Gilardino matched that achievement soon after with a superb header from Mariano Vignaroli's cross.

Stadium  -  Delle Alpi Attendance:  20,632

Juventus 2 - 1 Udinese

Zlatan Ibrahimovic (1) Mauro German Camoranesi (49) David Di Michele (90)

See The Sweden international caught Nestor Sensini and Felipe Da Silva napping, burst through the pair of them and slotted the ball past Morgan De Sanctis in the Udinese goal. See Camoranesi burst from midfield, swapped passes with Del Piero, and clipped the ball past De Sanctis from the left edge of the penalty area. See sub Di Michele played a one-two with Di Natale and found Buffon's bottom corner in the second minute of stoppage time.

Stadium -  Via del Mare Attendance:  11,348

Lecce 3 - 0 Chievo Verona

Haouiliais Konan (26) Jaime Valdes (74) Mirko Vucinic (76)

See Marco Cassetti crossed to Konan who rose to send a powerful header past the desperate dive of Marchegiani. See Jaime Andres Valdes hit a hopeful looking effort from distance that had power but seemed a comfortable save for Marchegiani. But this was not the case as the goalkeeper, who had enjoyed a good game up to that point, allowed the shot to slip from his arms and into the back of the net. See Cassetti provided the ball for Mirko Vucinic and the top scorer provided a stunning lob from inside the penalty area to take his tally to 10 for the season.

Stadium  Attendance:  16,000

Livorno 1 - 0 Sampdoria

Christiano Lucarelli (81)

See Livorno were awarded a central free-kick 30 yards from goal, and Lucarelli's drilled low effort arrowed under the defensive wall and into the bottom corner of the net.

Stadium  - Artemio Franchi Attendance:  7,000

Siena 2 - 2 Messina

Enrico Chiesa (47) Davide Chiumiento (83) Arturo Di Napoli (5) Alessandro Parisi (pen 67)

See A mishit shot from defender Rahman Rezaei was deflected in by team-mate Di Napoli for his eighth goal of the season, but the striker looked to be in a suspiciously offside position. See Chiesa was given the opportunity from a free-kick and his powerful effort shot through the Messina wall leaving goalkeeper Storari with no chance. See Bruno Cirillo brought down Ivica Illiev in the penalty area and Parisi calmly stepped up to beat goalkeeper Alex Manninger to record his sixth goal of the season. See D'Aversa supplied a teasing cross and Chiumiento evaded the Messina defence to convert the chance and send the home support into raptures.

Stadium -  Stadio Granillo Attendance:  24,000

Reggina 0 - 1 AC Milan

Marco Zamboni (og 38)

See Seedorf strode through midfield but played what seemed to be a harmless ball through the Reggina defence. However Zamboni conspired to swing a boot at the ball and sliced it over stranded goalkeeper Nicola Pavarini and into the back of the net.

JuventusThe final round that see's Juventus take out the scudetto of the 2004/2005 Italian Championship,
Included are not only the goals, the highlights but the celebrations.
Thanks to mohsau for collecting these video and publishing.

Stadium - Delle Alpi Attendance:  52,762

Juventus 4 - 2 Cagliari

Alessandro Del Piero (43) David Trezeguet (51) Stephen Appiah (59) David Trezeguet (74) Gianfranco Zola (61) Gianfranco Zola (87

Highlights | Celebration Download And on Juve's big day it was almost inevitable that it was captain and talisman Del Piero who should net the opener, the Italy international picking up a pass from Ibrahimovic before lashing a right-footed shot past Cagliari keeper Alex Brunner. Download Trezeguet made it 2-0 in the 51st minute after following up a Ibrahimovic shot and then Appiah made it three with a stunning goal in what could possibly be his final appearance for Juve. Download Juve went ahead 3 - 0 to surely clinch the championship now, thanks to Appiah. Download Juve did not have it all their own way though and two minutes after Appiah's strike, Cagliari pulled a goal back through Zola. The former Parma and Chelsea star had only been on the pitch five minutes having replaced Massimo Brambilla when he found the back of the net after Juve goalkeeper Antonio Chimenti had saved Rolando Bianchi's shot. Download Gianluca Pessotto fired a cross into the six-yard box and Trezeguet was on hand to head the ball in via the post for his second of the afternoon. Download Massimo Gobbi crossed in from the left and Zola produced a superb right-footed finish that Chimenti could only stand and watch as it flew into the net.

Friday, May 20, 2005
STATUS	HOME	SCORE	AWAY	VENUE (ATT.)
Match	AC Milan	3 - 3	Palermo	San Siro (61,000)

Sunday, May 22, 2005
STATUS	HOME	SCORE	AWAY	VENUE (ATT.)
Match	Atalanta	0 - 1	Roma	Atleti Azzurri d'Italia (15,000)
Match	Brescia	2 - 1	Messina	Mario Rigamonti (15,000)
Match	Cagliari	1 - 1	Udinese	Sant'Elia (15,000)
Match	Chievo Verona	1 - 0	Bologna	Bentegodi (17,515)
Match	Lazio	1 - 1	Fiorentina	Stadio Olimpico (40,000)
Match	Livorno	2 - 2	Juventus	(22,000)
Match	Parma	0 - 0	Siena	Ennio Tardini (21,713)
Match	Reggina	2 - 2	Lecce	Stadio Granillo (20,000)
Match	Sampdoria	0 - 1	Inter Milan	Luigi Ferraris (36,000)

Stadium -  San Siro Attendance:  61,000

AC Milan 3 - 3 Palermo

Sergio Serginho (8) Sergio Serginho (16) Jon Dahl Tomasson (32)  Alessandro Costacurta (og 9) Luca Toni (pen 77) Simone Barone (79)

Highlights: 1st Half | 2nd Half See Sergio Serginho scored the opening goal on 8th minute. See Alessandro Costacurta scored a goal. See Sergio Serginho scored a goal again. See Jon Dahl Tomasson scored a goal. See Luca Toni took a penalty kick goal See Simone Barone scored the final equalizer.

Stadium  - Atleti Azzurri d'Italia Attendance:  15,000

Atalanta 0 - 1 Roma

Antonio Cassano (49)

See A precise throughball by Alessandro Mancini after 49 minutes found Cassano's run and the Italy international striker did not even have to break his stride to delicately direct the ball past Alex Calderoni in the Atalanta goal.

Stadium - Mario Rigamonti Attendance:  15,000

Brescia 2 - 1  Messina

Luigi Di Biagio (61) Omar Milanetto (72) Nicola Amoruso (90)

See Brescia finally broke through the visiting defence just after the hour mark, when Di Biagio rose the highest to plant a powerful header past Eleftheropoulos from eight yards following a corner.

See A few minutes later the match was put beyond the reach of the away side as Milanetto grabbed Brescia's second. Once again the goal came from a corner, which the static Messina defence failed to clear, and Milanetto nodded home the loose ball to give his side a two-goal cushion.

See Amoruso did brilliantly to control a long, lofted through-ball, and took the ball through a weary defence before beating goalkeeper Luca Castellazzi with an excellent strike from the edge of the penalty area.

Stadium - Sant'Elia Attendance:  15,000

Cagliari 1 - 1  Udinese

Mauro Esposito (66) Vincenzo Iaquinta (48)

See Mauri aimed a shot towards goal, and the ball ricocheted to Iaquinta, who bundled home from point-blank range. See Esposito turned sharply only to send a low angled shot just wide of the post, and then the hosts equalised when Rolando Bianchi nodded on Alessandro Budel's centre, and Esposito hooked the ball past goalkeeper Samir Handanovic.

Stadium  -  Bentegodi Attendance:  17,515

Chievo Verona 1 - 0 Bologna

Davide Mandelli (82)

See Bologna collectively failed to clear the ball in a goalmouth scramble and Mandelli took advantage of the melee to put his side in front.

Stadium -  Stadio Olimpico Attendance:  40,000

Lazio 1 - 1  Fiorentina

Sebastiano Siviglia (17) Enzo Maresca (2)

See Fabrizio Miccoli's free-kick found Giorgio Chiellini in the box and his close-range strike rebounded off the crossbar and found an unmarked Maresca, who headed past goalkeeper Angelo Peruzzi. See Fabio Bazzani did well to latch onto Oddo's corner and his assist found an unmarked Siviglia who headed past Lupatelli.

Stadium  -                             Attendance:  22,000

Livorno 2 - 2 Juventus

Igor Protti (48) Christiano Lucarelli (55) Pavel Nedved (10) David Trezeguet (65)

Highlights: 1st Half | 2nd Half See Olivier Kapo played in Nedved and the Czech Republic star made no mistake with a crisp finish past home keeper Gianmatteo Mareggini. See Giallombardo centred for Protti, who headed past Buffon to make it 1-1. See The impressive Protti crossed for Lucarelli to slide the ball home from close range. See Marcelo Zalayeta, on as a half-time substitute for Ibrahimovic, picked out Trezeguet on the edge of the Livorno penalty area and the French international turned beautifully before firing into the bottom right-hand corner.

Stadium -  Ennio Tardini Attendance:  21,713

Parma 0 - 0 Siena

It was a goalless draw.

Stadium -  Stadio Granillo Attendance: 20,000

Reggina 2 - 2 Lecce

Emiliano Bonazzoli (8) Carlos Paredes (30) Mirko Vucinic (14) Mirko Vucinic (43)

See Santos Batista Mozart's cross was missed by visiting defender Lorenzo Stovini and it fell nicely for Bonazzoli to fire home. See Mariano Angelo crossed into the penalty box and Vucinic controlled it superbly before finding the back of the net with a clinical shot. See Shunsuke Nakamura was the first to react after a corner and his ball back into the area picked out Paredes, who shot home with his left foot. See Jaime Andres Valdes' ball into the danger zone was difficult for Vucinic to take but he did superbly well to gather possession and then acrobatically shoot past home keeper Salvatore Soviero for a fantastic goal.

Stadium  - Luigi Ferraris Attendance:  36,000

Sampdoria 0 - 1 Inter Milan

Leite Adriano (36)

See Julio Cruz slipped in Adriano with a clever through ball and the prolific Brazilian did the rest, rounding Francesco Antonioli before slipping the ball into the empty net.

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Round 36 Serie A

Inter Milan continued their climb up the Seria A Italian Championship with a 1-0 victory over Livorno, almost assuring themselves
of a Champions League spot. Juventus did themselves no harm with a 2-0 victory over Parma, as they battle Ac Milan fot the championship.
Ac Milan have left the club in trouble with a draw against Lecce, leaving Juventus at top of the table.

Gabriel Omar BatistutaA Seria A match between Inter Milano and Fiorentina. The home team tries an attack, but the defense clears the ball and Fiorentina starts a counterattack. A player passes the ball to Baiano, who goes for a run, then sends the ball through and finds Gabriel Omar Batistuta in space on the center. The Argentinean striker goes forward, enters into the box and lobes elegantly the keeper. This was played by the book.
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Michael EnyinnayaSerie A match between Bari and Internazionale Milano. Through defensive pressure Inter is forced to pass the ball back, but its intercepted by Enyinnaya. The striker takes over the ball, 35 metres away, and shots long and accurate directly to the top left goal's corner. Toldo and the defenders were surprised and they didn't have any reaction.
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Round 35 Serie A

Juventus took a big step towards a 28th Italian league title with a 1-0 victory over rivals AC Milan which moves them three points clear with three games remaining.

Third-placed Inter Milan won 3-0 at lowly Brescia with two goals from Nigerian Obafemi Martins but the battle for the fourth Champions League qualification slot remains tight with Udinese and Sampdoria winning to remain level on 59 points.
Sampdoria beat Lecce 3-0 in Genoa while a Vincenzo Iaquinta goal gave Udinese a 1-0 win away to Lazio.

Parma's battle against the drop was boosted with a 2-1 victory over Roma which moves them to four points clear of the relegation zone - level with crumbling Roma on 40 points.
Roma have not won in their last ten games, picking up just two draws.
Fiorentina also climbed out of the bottom three with a 2-1 win away to fellow strugglers Chievo -- Fabrizio Miccoli and Valeri Bojinov on target for Dino Zoff's side.
Livorno, beaten 6-4 at Parma last week suffered another high scoring defeat with a 6-3 loss at home to Siena after having defender Fabio Galante sent off in the 18th minute.

Sunday, May 8, 2005
STATUS	HOME	SCORE	AWAY	VENUE (ATT.)
Match	AC Milan	0 - 1	Juventus	San Siro (68,000)
Match	Atalanta	2 - 1	Messina	Atleti Azzurri d'Italia (12,000)
Match	Brescia	0 - 3	Inter Milan	Mario Rigamonti (11,000)
Match	Cagliari	0 - 0	Palermo	Sant'Elia (15,000)
Match	Chievo Verona	1 - 2	Fiorentina	Bentegodi (15,000)
Match	Lazio	0 - 1	Udinese	Stadio Olimpico (35,000)
Match	Livorno	3 - 6	Siena	(16,500)
Match	Parma	2 - 1	Roma	Ennio Tardini (14,640)
Match	Reggina	1 - 1	Bologna	Stadio Granillo (15,000)
Match	Sampdoria	3 - 0	Lecce	Luigi Ferraris (22,500)

Stadium -  San Siro Attendance: 68,000

AC Milan 0 - 1 Juventus

David Trezeguet (20)

Highlights: 1st Half | 2nd Half See One moment of sheer brilliance from Alessandro Del Piero created the chance for France international Trezeguet to score the all-important goal. Del Piero controlled the ball to the left of the penalty area before producing a stunning overhead kick which Trezeguet - only playing because of Zlatan Ibrahimovich's absence through suspension - rose to head past the despairing Nelson Dida.

Stadium  - Atleti Azzurri d'Italia  Attendance:  12,000

Atalanta 2 - 1 Messina

Pereira Adriano (48) Antonio Bernardini (54) Riccardo Zampagna (37)

See Zampagna picked the ball up on the edge of the Atalanta penalty area and hit a speculative long-range shot. The ball took a wicked deflection off Luigi Sala and wrong-footed Calderoni before looping over the head of the despairing keeper. See Atalanta's goal came in the 48th minute after some good work by Marco Motta down the right. Motta played a fine cross into Adriano and the Brazilian timed his jump to perfection to head home off the underside of the bar. See Bernardini did not have to wait long for a goal though, as three minutes later Stephen Makinwa headed the ball down from a cross for the midfielder to hit a superb right footed volley into the back of the net.

Stadium - Mario Rigamonti  Attendance:  11,000

Brescia 0 - 3 Inter Milan

Obafemi Martins (54) Obafemi Martins (65) Christian Vieri (90)

See Veron, who amazed all with the variety and quality of his passing, funnelled a pass through to the willing Martins who calmly caressed the ball past the advancing Castellazzi after 55 minutes. See The Nigerian powerhouse then claimed both his and his side's second goal just 10 minutes later. Karagounis played the role of architect to perfection when he severed the Brescia defence with a delightful piece of skill before feeding Martins, who fired a low shot past Castellazzi. See Daniele Mannini also went close for the home side but they were made to pay for their lack of a cutting edge in front of goal when Vieri was expertly set up by Martins to seal the win and join Martins on 11 league goals for the season.

Stadium - Sant'Elia Attendance:  15,000

Cagliari 0 - 0 Palermo

It was a goalless draw.

Stadium  -  Bentegodi  Attendance:  15,000

Chievo Verona 1 - 2 Fiorentina

Davide Mandelli (86) Fabrizio Miccoli (42) Valeri Bojinov (79)

See However, Miccoli then claimed the goal Fiorentina had been threatening just before half-time. The free-kick specialist was finally able to beat Marchegiani by rifling a wonderful right-footed strike into the top corner. See Chris Obodo's cross was flicked on by Christian Maggio and Bojinov was on hand to produce a powerful header which doubled both the lead and his Fiorentina goal tally. See Chievo got a consolation goal with four minutes remaining when Federico Cossato headed the ball on for defender Mandelli to score as Fiorentina's Giorgio Chiellini was caught napping.

Stadium -  Stadio Olimpico Attendance:  35,000

Lazio 0 - 1 Udinese

Vincenzo Iaquinta (65)

See But if the news of Parma leveling the score against Roma brought back a smile in Di Canio's face and a cheer from the crowd, the mood soon changed after Iaquinta perfectly latched onto Pinzi's cross.

Stadium  -  Attendance:  16,500

Livorno 3 - 6 Siena

Christiano Lucarelli (pen 35) Christiano Lucarelli (55) Corrado Colombo (72)  Stefano Argilli (15) Enrico Chiesa (36) Simone Vergassola (53) Simone Vergassola (60) Massimo Maccarone (62) Massimo Maccarone (81)

See Argilli's opener was a simple affair - a header for his second goal of the season. See Lucarelli converted his penalty after a foul by Francesco Colonnese on Igor Protti although unlucky Siena goalkeeper Alex Manninger got his fingers to the ball. See However, Chiesa almost immediately put the visitors back ahead as he headed home after Maccarone's header from a Francesco Cozza cross had come back off the post. See Chiesa created a chance for Vergassola whose low right-footed shot gave Livorno goalkeeper Marco Amelia no chance. See Lucarelli headed Livorno back into the match after a cross from the right from Luca Vigiani. See However, Siena then took control of the match with Vergassola making it 4-2 with a fine finish after a Cozza pass before Maccarone's lob further extended the lead. See Maccarone doubles his tally to two and extends Siena's lead. See Colombo pulled one back for Livorno as he latched onto a header from team-mate Jose Vidigal. See The goalscoring was rounded off by Maccarone who slotted the ball into an empty net.

Stadium  - Ennio Tardini Attendance:  14,640

Parma 2 - 1 Roma

Domenico Morfeo (62) Alberto Gilardino (pen 88) Antonio Cassano (4)

See However, Bruno Conti's men did not appear to be missing the quartet when Cassano fired Roma in front after just four minutes. See Morfeo was the man to strike the ball from 25 yards, and was able to curl his kick over the wall and past a helpless Gianluca Curci in the Roma net. See The striker took the spot-kick himself, blasting the ball high into the net for his 22nd goal of the season.

Stadium -  Stadio Granillo Attendance:  15,000

Reggina 1 - 1 Bologna

Filipe Ricardo Esteves (31) Claudio Bellucci (15)

See Federico Giunti was the creator as he crossed the ball towards Bellucci and the Bologna player did well to adjust his body and head the ball home. See Giandomenico Mesto played a long ball which caught Bologna players Juarez and Carlo Nervo out of position and Esteves took full advantage of the collective defensive lapse to beat goalkeeper Gianluca Pagliuca.

Stadium -  Luigi Ferraris Attendance:  22,500

Sampdoria 3 - 0 Lecce

Aimo Diana (23) Vitaly Kutuzov (32) Mark Edusei (87)

See ...Samp took the lead with the prolific Flachi playing the role of provider. His clever pass released Diana and the Italian international made no mistake with his finish. See Cristiano Zenoni fired in a corner and Belarus international Kutuzov found the goal with his header. See Three minutes from the end, Sampdoria wrapped up proceedings with a third goal of the afternoon. Flachi was once more the creative influence as he created an opening for substitute Edusei, who had only entered the fray two minutes earlier.

Saturday, April 30, 2005
STATUS	HOME	SCORE	AWAY	VENUE (ATT.)
Match	Cagliari	1 - 1	Reggina	Sant'Elia (15,000)
Match	Fiorentina	1 - 2	AC Milan	Artemio Franchi (45,909)

Sunday, May 1, 2005
STATUS	HOME	SCORE	AWAY	VENUE (ATT.)
Match	Inter Milan	2 - 0	Siena	San Siro (45,000)
Match	Juventus	2 - 1	Bologna	Delle Alpi (21,359)
Match	Lecce	5 - 3	Lazio	Via del Mare (21,420)
Match	Messina	2 - 2	Sampdoria	(32,000)
Match	Parma	6 - 4	Livorno	Ennio Tardini (15,117)
Match	Roma	2 - 2	Brescia	Olimpico (47,433)
Match	Udinese	2 - 1	Atalanta	Friuli (17,000)
Match	Palermo	2 - 2	Chievo Verona	Renzo Barbera (32,853)

Stadium -  Sant'Elia Attendance:  15,000

Cagliari 1 - 1 Reggina

Rolando Bianchi (90) Giuseppe Colucci (36)

See Colucci then claimed the opening goal with a powerful right-footed strike from the edge of the area for his fifth goal of the season. See Substitute Rolando Bianchi gave a warning in the 89th minute, missing a great chance to equalise by failing to connect with a cross when just five yards out. But in injury time Gobbi stole ahead of Ivan Franceschini to head Blanchi's cross into the top corner with goalkeeper Salvatore Soviero a mere spectator.

Stadium  - Artemio Franchi Attendance:  45,909

Fiorentina 1 - 2 AC Milan

Enzo Maresca (25) Andriy Shevchenko (46) Andriy Shevchenko (55)

See Enzo Maresca scored the opening goal on 25th minute. See Andriy Shevchenko scored the equalizer just after the break. See On 55th minute Andriy Shevchenko scored the winning goal.

Stadium - San Siro  Attendance:  45,000

Inter Milan 2 - 0 Siena

Julio Cruz (pen 2) Christian Vieri (31)

See Martins was felled inside the area by Siena's Austrian keeper Alex Manninger and Cruz netted from the spot. See Seven minutes after his introduction, the former Juventus striker rose above Francesco Colonnese and powered Kily Gonzalez's cross into the net.

Stadium - Delle Alpi Attendance:  21,359

Juventus 2 - 1 Bologna

Fabio Cannavaro (18) Marcelo Zalayeta (24) Federico Giunti (27)

See Mauro Camoranesi found space out wide, and his pinpoint delivery was met by a superb leap from Cannavaro, who powered home an unstoppable header from 10 yards. See Camoranesi was once again the provider, as he lofted a free-kick perfectly onto the head of Zalayeta, who steered his header into the corner of the net. See To their credit, the visitors reduced the deficit almost immediately, when Giunti's speculative free-kick from long range completely bamboozled Juve goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, who could only watch as the ball flew past him.

Stadium  -  Via del Mare Attendance:  21,420

Lecce 5 - 3 Lazio

Samuele Dalla Bona (pen 5) Mirko Vucinic (45) Souleymane Diamoutene (70) Mirko Vucinic (77) Mirko Vucinic (81) Tommaso Rocchi (29) Tommaso Rocchi (51) Tommaso Rocchi (58)

See Hernandez Oscar Lopez clumsily brought down Alexei Eremenko in the box and from the resultant spot-kick Samuele Dalla Bona made no mistake to give the home side the lead. See After good work from Antonio Filippini his through-ball was latched onto by Rocchi, who had beaten the off-side trap with military precision, and he slotted the ball past Vincenzo Sicignano. See Just when it looked as though it would be all-level at the break, the home side edged their noses back in front in the second minute of first-half stoppage time. And it was Vucinic who stepped up with his first, making the most of a second error of the afternoon from Oscar Lopez to convert a Marco Cassetti cross past Angelo Peruzzi. See Rocchi 2nd Goal and scores level The first after 52 minutes was a splendid strike from distanc See . The second minutes later saw Rocchi pounce on a defensive error to convert Filippini's through ball. See The equaliser came in the 71st minute, a bullet header from Souleymane Diamoutene for his first goal in Serie A. See Two goals in four minutes from Vucinic, to complete his treble, clinched a thrilling win. Vucinic first drilled a shot past Peruzzi from a Jaime Valdes assist See Vucinic then capped off his performance with a beautifully struck free-kick.

Stadium -   Attendance:  32,000

Messina 2 - 2 Sampdoria

Riccardo Zampagna (30) Riccardo Zampagna (59) Francesco Flachi (26) Sergio Volpi (74)

See The signs looked good for the visitors when Francesco Flachi struck in the 27th minute. Christian Doni's long range effort found Flachi unmarked in the penalty area, and he fired home to make it 1-0 to Sampdoria. See However, Samp's lead was short-lived as Zampagna replied with a fine individual effort four minutes later. Zampagna tenaciously won a tackle on the edge of the Sampdoria penalty area before shooting low across the goal and into the far corner. See It was another fine goal by Zampagna as Salvatore Aronica picked up the ball on the edge of the Samp box and played a delightful one-two with D'Agostino. Aronica then played an inch-perfect ball into the danger area for Zampagna to score with a well judged header. See Sergio Volpi drew Samp level after 75 minutes after a scramble in the Messina penalty area. The ball rolled out to Volpi, who needed no second invitation to fire home the vital score for Samp.

Stadium  - Ennio Tardini Attendance:  15,117

Parma 6 - 4 Livorno

Alberto Gilardino (3) Andrea Pisanu (27) Alberto Gilardino (36) Fabio Henrique Simplicio (47) Alberto Gilardino (72) Alberto Gilardino (84)  Christiano Lucarelli (22) Christiano Lucarelli (24) Christiano Lucarelli (pen 56) Christiano Lucarelli (74)

See Gilardino opened the scoring for Parma after three minutes when an intricate passing move involving Fabio Simplicio and Domenico Morfeo resulted in the latter supplying the striker for an easy tap in. See Lucarelli, though, started his one-man crusade to avoid defeat when his expertly-timed run beat the home side's offside trap and he coolly slotted past Sebastien Frey from 12 yards after 22 minutes. See Roberto Donadoni's team moved in front two minutes later through the same source, when David Balleri's free-kick found Lucarelli at the back post and he nodded home from close range. See Andrea Pisanu collected the ball on the edge of the area from a corner and fired off a crisp drive, which Livorno keeper Marco Amelia parried, only for the advancing Pisanu to score from the rebound. See Morfeo then conjured a majestic volleyed pass with the outside of his boot into the path of Gilardino, who instantly controlled it before rounding Amelia to roll the ball into an empty net. See The Parma fans were barely given time to draw breath after a mesmeric first half as Simplicio added a fourth minutes after the restart. Pisanu, who was involved in most of the home side's best moves crossed for Fabio Simplicio who thundered the ball home. See Pisanu was then reduced to the role of pantomime villain when he handled the ball in his own area as the game took yet another turn. Lucarelli stepped up to claim his hat-trick with a well dispatched penalty. However he was ordered to re-take the kick because of encroachment. Unflustered by the decision, the lethal marksman stepped up to find the back of the net again. See And it was the Parma striker who found the net with a sharp shot on the turn after a clever ball from Morfeo, who again superbly played the role of architect. See Lucarelli was determined not to be outshone and headed in his fourth after exchanging headers with Igor Protti. See Gilardino, nevertheless, would eventually have the final word as he and Morfeo again combined to devastating effect for the striker to claim his fourth of a wonderful match.

Stadium  - Olimpico Attendance:  47,433

Roma 2 - 2 Brescia

Simone Perrotta (1) Daniele De Rossi (76) Pierre Wome (49) Andrea Caracciolo (80)

See The game started brightly for Roma as Simone Perrotta put them in front in the very first minute. The goal came courtesy of a thunderous Olivier Dacourt strike that Brescia goalkeeper Luca Castellazzi could only manage to parry away into the path of Perrotta who coolly sidefooted the ball into the back of the net to make it 1-0 to the home side. See The miss proved costly for Roma, as Brescia made their way back upfield and were awarded a free-kick on the edge of the home side's box. Wome stepped up and struck a fine left-footed effort past the stranded Curci in the Roma goal. See Daniele Di Rossi latched onto Mancini's cross and scored with a fine header. See Brescia responded immediately however, when Matteo Ferrari chested an attempted clearance straight into the path of Caracciolo, who finished well from close range.

Stadium -  Friuli  Attendance:  17,000

Udinese 2 - 1 Atalanta

Stefano Mauri (2) Vincenzo Iaquinta (37)  Andrea Lazzari (4)

See The hosts were the first to hit the target with just two minutes on the clock when Iaquinta's shot from the right of the area rebounded back off the feet of goalkeeper Alex Calderoni to Mauri, who only had to tap the ball into the net. See A low ball from the left by Pereira Adriano was deflected into the path of Lazzari, who netted from close range to stun the Friuli faithful. See A lapse of concentration from Atalanta defender Cesare Natali allowed Iaquinta in to steal the ball and try a first-time shot which sailed past Calderoni from the edge of the area.

Stadium -  Renzo Barbera Attendance:  32,853

Palermo 2 - 2 Chievo Verona

Luca Toni (18) Lamberto Zauli (28) Sergio Pellissier (10) Franco Semioli (56)

See The visitors needed an early goal to settle their nerves and it duly arrived through Pellissier when he took full advantage of a favourable bounce to run through and beat home goalkeeper Matteo Guardalben. See A great cross from the right from Mario Alberto Santana was inch-perfect for Toni and the Ita