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The Italian champions were unable to score against G. Pagliuca's goal, with the only goal of the match scored by "Bologna" goalkeeper T. Locatelli. "Juve" took advantage of their opponent's defeat, defeating the bottom team "Atalanta" away and increasing their lead over "Milan" to 8 points.
"Inter" from Milan, who have been inconsistent in their performances, climbed to third place after winning against "Palermo" thanks to C. Vieri's two goals in Sicily. Dropping down to fourth place was "Udinese", who suffered their third consecutive loss against "Parma".
"Roma" found themselves in fifth place, managing to recover from a two-goal deficit against "Messina" and securing a victory with three goals in the second half. The other team from the city, "Lazio", performed worse - initially leading against "Reggina", but later conceding two goals, including one in the last moments of the match, continuing their streak of failures.
"Cagliari" and "Chievo" managed to secure narrow victories at home against "Fiorentina" and "Livorno" respectively, while "Brescia" lost to "Lecce" on their home turf. The only draw was between "Sampdoria" and "Siena".
League table
Results of the 21st round
1 - 0
31' [1 - 0] Simone Tiribocchi
Tomas Danilevičius played from the 68th minute
1 - 0
34' [1 - 0] Alberto Gilardino
0 - 1
27' [0 - 1] Tomas Locatelli
1 - 2
22' [0 - 1] Ruben Olivera
80' [0 - 2] Alessandro Del Piero (pen.)
90' [1 - 2] Lilian Thuram (own goal)
0 - 1
15' [0 - 1] Axel Konan
Marius Stankevičius played the full match
1 - 0
11' [1 - 0] Mauro Esposito
2 - 1
9' [0 - 1] Aparecido Cesar
71' [1 - 1] Emiliano Bonazzoli
90' [2 - 1] Gaetano De Rosa
35' Aparecido Cesar ("Lazio") was sent off the field
3 - 2
12' [0 - 1] Riccardo Zampagna
32' [0 - 2] Alessandro Parisi
56' [1 - 2] Francesco Totti
60' [2 - 2] Antonio Cassano
82' [3 - 2] Alessandro Mancini
1 - 1
66' [1 - 0] Simone Vergassola
78' [1 - 1] Fausto Rossini
0 - 2
5' [0 - 1] Christian Vieri
57' [0 - 2] Christian Vieri
