JUVENTUS' troubles conti

nued with a 1-1 draw at home against Lazio on Sunday in new coach Alberto Zaccheroni's first match in charge.

Alessandro Del Piero put Juventus in front from the penalty spot in the 70th minute following a dubious foul, but Stefano Mauri equalized for Lazio eight minutes later.

It was Juventus' fifth consecutive game without a victory, including a 1-2 loss to Inter Milan on Thursday that eliminated the Turin team from the Italian Cup.

Zaccheroni replaced Ciro Ferrara on Friday.

"Right now there's some confusion, but I think this team has what it takes to win," Zaccheroni said.

Juventus moved into a tie for fifth with Palermo with 34 points, 15 behind Inter.

Earlier, AS Roma extended its unbeaten run to 17 games with a 2-1 win over last-place Siena, moving into a tie for second with AC Milan, which was held to a 1-1 draw at the San Siro by Livorno.

Stefano Okaka scored the winner with his heel in the 88th for Roma, in what was likely his final game with the Giallorossi before moving to Fulham on loan. Simone Vergassola had equalized for Siena in the 41st after John Arne Riise opened the scoring in the 29th with his second goal in two games.

Results: Bari-Palermo 4-2; Napoli-Genoa 0-0; Cagliari-Fiorentina 2-2; Catania-Udinese 1-1; Chievo-Bologna 1-1; Milan-Livorno 1-1; Roma-Siena 2-1; Sampdoria-Atalanta 2-0; Juventus-Lazio 1-1; Parma-Inter rinv. –

Ranking: Inter  49; Milan e Roma  41; Napoli  38; Juventus e Parma  34; Sampdoria  33; Cagliari, Bari e Genoa  32; Fiorentina  31; Parma e Chievo  29; Bologna  24; Lazio, Livorno  22; Udinese  21; Catania  20; Atalanta  17; Siena  13