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Football: Petrie takes advantage

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Football: EUROPEAN ROUND-UP: Parma too potent for sad Milan

HERNAN CRESPO, the Argentinian World Cup striker, scored twice as Parma put their Italian Serie A title challenge back on track with a 4-0 home win over Milan yesterday.

Football: Frugal Parma entertain Milan

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Football: Amoruso confident Scots will progress

LORENZO AMORUSO is optimistic that Rangers can book a place in the quarter-finals of the Uefa Cup for next spring.

Football: Wallace gives Advocaat a fighting chance

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Football: Amoruso's admiration for Advocaat

LORENZO AMORUSO, the Rangers captain, believes the club's Continental drift into a European style of play under their Dutch coach, Dick Advocaat, means the threat of Parma holds no fears at Ibrox tonight.

Football: Liverpool next for the conquerors of Villa

LIVERPOOL WILL face Celta Vigo - the conquerors of Aston Villa - in the third round of the Uefa Cup. It means another test against a Spanish side for the men from Anfield, who beat Valencia in the last round.

Football: Parma tipped for Uefa Cup

PARMA HAVE been installed as 5-1 favourites to win the Uefa Cup after advancing to the third round with a 3-2 aggregate victory over the Polish side Wisla Krakow. Ladbrokes yesterday made another Italian club, Roma, second favourites at 6-1. Roma advanced 1-0 on aggregate after Tuesday night's goalless draw at Leeds.

Football: Club deny Baggio's knife claims

WISLA KRAKOW yesterday admitted that Parma's Dino Baggio was struck by a metal object thrown from the crowd during their Uefa Cup draw on Tuesday, but have denied the Italian was injured by a knife.

Football: Baggio needs stitches after knife is thrown

DINO BAGGIO claims he was hit by a knife during Parma's 1-1 Uefa Cup draw with Wisla Krakow in Poland in the first leg of their second round tie yesterday.

Football: Drugs in Serie A - Italy sinking deeper into scandal

Allegations abound but few facts have emerged as anti-doping chief tenders resignation

Football: Zoff backing Buffon for Swiss showdown

DINO ZOFF, the Italian coach looks certain to draft new young players into his side, for tonight's Euro 2000 qualifier with Switzerland in Udine (live on Channel 4).

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