Soccer-Serie A weekend talking points
(Reuters) - Talking points from the weekend's Serie A matches.
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Soccer-Serie A leaders AC Milan held to second successive stalemate
TURIN, Italy (Reuters) -Below-par Serie A leaders AC Milan were held to their second successive 0-0 draw and Sunday's stalemate with Torino cut their advantage over second-placed Inter Milan to two points.
Serie A leaders AC Milan held to second successive stalemate
TURIN: Below-par Serie A leaders AC Milan were held to their second successive 0-0 draw and Sunday's (Apr 10) stalemate with Torino cut their advantage over second-placed Inter Milan to two points.
Trip planned: Spurs now in mix for once-£100m man who Harry Redknapp called 'special' - report
According to Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport, as shared by The Sun, a surprise Tottenham Hotspur transfer claim has now emerged involving free agent Carlos Tevez.
Milan face tough Torino test as Serie A title race hots up
The Serie A title race is set for further twists and turns this weekend with leaders AC Milan facing a tough trip to Torino as they look to bounce back from Monday's slip-up at home to Bologna.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic kabarnya siap pensiun akhir musim ini. Jika AC Milan Scudetto, striker Swedia itu diklaim bakal gantung sepatu.
Milan miss chance to move 3 points clear after 0-0 draw
MILAN: AC Milan missed the chance to pull three points clear at the top of Serie A as it was held to a 0-0 draw by Bologna on Monday.
AC Milan held by visitors Bologna, miss chance to extend Serie A lead
AC Milan were held to a 0-0 home draw by Bologna on Monday, leaving them one point in front at the top of Serie A. Wins by defending champions Inter Milan and second-placed Napoli at the weekend put pressure on Milan to respond against mid-table Bologna, who were without coach Sinisa Mihajlovic on the touchline as he undergoes hospital treatment for leukaemia. But the hosts struggled to get going with French forward Olivier Giroud's header, which was well saved by Lukasz Skorupski, as close as they came to a goal in the first half. Following little improvement after the break, Milan coach Stefano Pioli called for Zlatan Ibrahimovic to come off the bench but the veteran Swede could not inspire his side to a win as Bologna withstood plenty of late pressure to seal a point. Milan move to 67 points ahead of Napoli on 66 with seven games to play in pursuit of their first Scudetto since 2011. Third-placed Inter are three points further back having played a game less than their title rivals. Bologna stay 12th.