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Juventus' players celebrate their victory
Juventus' Andrea Pirlo celebrates after scoring
Juventus on Sunday are defending a one-point lead at the top of the Serie A table over champions Milan
Antonio Conte says there is an investigation into match fixing claims against him
Juventus' Alessandro Del Piero celebrates after scoring
Juventus' players celebrate thier victory
Juventus' Alessandro Del Piero celebrates after scoring
The head of carmakers Fiat and Chrysler, Sergio Marchionne
Juventus players celebrate their victory
Juventus' players celebrate their victory
Juventus have had a remarkable run this term, remaining unbeaten over 33 games in league and cup
Napoli coach Walter Mazzarri
Juventus' supporters wave their team's flags the Italian Serie A football match between Juventus and Inter Milan
The 2-0 defeat at Juventus piles more pressure on Inter coach Claudio Ranieri
The 2-0 defeat at Juventus piles more pressure on Inter coach Claudio Ranieri
Juventus' Martin Caceres celebrates after scoring
Inter Milan manager Claudio Ranieri
Juventus are unbeaten this season in all competitions but have paid for too many draws in the league
Juventus' Mirko Vucinic celebrates after scoring
Juventus' players celebrate their qualification

Cagliari president arrested in stadium probe

Cagliari president Massimo Cellino was one of three people arrested Thursday as police investigated possible irregularities over the construction of the club's Is Arenas stadium, ANSA news agency reported.
 

Ambrose must take blame for mistakes - Commons

Celtic midfielder Kris Commons insisted team-mate Efe Ambrose had to accept the blame for his errors in a 3-0 defeat by Juventus that all but ended the Hoops' Champions League campaign.
 

Celtic's Ambrose must take blame for errors: Commons

Celtic midfielder Kris Commons insisted team-mate Efe Ambrose had to accept the blame for his errors in a 3-0 defeat by Juventus that all but ended the Hoops' Champions League campaign.
 

Celtic left needing a miracle, says Lennon

Celtic manager Neil Lennon admits his side need a miracle if they are to overturn a 3-0 home defeat to Juventus in their Champions League last 16 first leg tie at Parkhead.
 

Celtic bank on home comfort against Juventus

Celtic manager Neil Lennon hopes his side can continue their unbeaten home record in Europe this season when they take on Juventus in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 clash at Parkhead on Tuesday.
 

Balotelli saves Milan blushes at Cagliari

Mario Balotelli scored his third goal in two games for AC Milan to snatch a share of the points in a 1-1 draw at Cagliari on Sunday as Roma's slump continued with a 3-1 defeat to Sampdoria.
 

Vucinic, bootless Matri carry Juve to win

A 25-metre drive from Mirko Vucinic and a goal in his socks from Alessandro Matri helped Juventus to a 2-0 home win over Fiorentina and a six-point lead over Serie A title rivals Napoli.
 

Juve lose appeals on fine, player bans

Serie A leaders Juventus on Friday lost their appeals against a hefty fine and player bans, with only club president Giuseppe Marotta gaining any satisfaction from the Italian league's disciplinary bosses.
 

Spain crash out to Canada, US battle to survive

Short-handed five-time champions Spain crashed out of the Davis Cup Sunday when Canada completed a famous World Group triumph while 32-time winners United States edged Brazil in a dogfight.
 

Berdych wins battle of Davis Cup marathon men

Tomas Berdych defeated Stanislas Wawrinka in a battle of Davis Cup marathon men on Sunday as defending champions Czech Republic reached the quarter-finals.
 

Fiat boss eyes Chrysler merger in 2014

Fiat boss Sergio Marchionne said Sunday that he expected the merger of the Italian car giant and its US partner Chrysler will take place in 2014.
 

Czechs win seven-hour Davis Cup epic, Spain hang on

Tomas Berdych and Lukas Rosol won a Davis Cup doubles epic to give defending champions Czech Republic the edge over Switzerland as 2012 finalists Spain stayed alive in Canada.
 

Czechs win seven-hour record epic, Spain face exit

Czech Republic's Tomas Berdych and Lukas Rosol beat Switzerland's Stanislas Wawrinka and Marco Chiudinelli Saturday in the longest ever Davis Cup match, an exhausting clash which took 7 hours and one minute.
 

Napoli dominate Catania, pull level with Juve

Goals from Marek Hamsik and Paolo Cannavaro helped Napoli secure a 2-0 win over outclassed Catania and move level on points with Juventus at the top of Italy's Serie A on Saturday.
 

Serbia, France into Davis quarters, Spain face exit

Serbia and France cruised into the Davis Cup quarter-finals on Saturday as five-time champions Spain faced a humiliating first round exit.
 

Serbia into Davis Cup quarters, Spain face exit

Serbia and France cruised into the Davis Cup quarter-finals on Saturday as five-time champions Spain faced a humiliating first round exit.
 

Spain face Davis Cup humiliation

Spain were facing Davis Cup humiliation on Saturday after the five-time champions slumped 2-0 down to Canada, a country who have never previously won a World Group clash.
 

Djokovic cruises through on 'worst court'

World number one Novak Djokovic steered Serbia to the brink of the Davis Cup quarter-finals Friday, easing past Belgium's Olivier Rochus on a makeshift court he described as the worst he's ever encountered.
 

Djokovic cruises on Davis Cup 'worst court'

World number one Novak Djokovic steered Serbia to the brink of the Davis Cup quarter-finals Friday, easing past Belgian veteran Olivier Rochus on a makeshift court he described as the worst he's ever encountered.
 

Move to 'big club' Juventus pleases Anelka

Former France and Chelsea striker Nicolas Anelka expressed his delight at "finding a big club" in the form of Juventus, as his transfer to the Italian giants was finalised on Friday.