Juventus stay tops, but only on goal difference

JUVENTUS, who face Manchester Utd in the Champions League on Tuesday night, remain top of Serie A but only on goal difference from Inter Milan after the weekend’s action in Italy.

Juventus stay tops, but only on goal difference
Mon, 24 Feb, 2003 - 00:00
James Whelan

The Turin side cruised to a comfortable victory at bottom club Como on Saturday. An own goal from Brazilian Juarez gave Juventus an early lead before Marco Di Vaio and Mauro Camoranesi piled more misery on their relegation-threatened hosts by scoring before half-time.

Fomer Juventus defender Fabio Pecchia scored a late goal for the home side who look destined to play in the second division next season.

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