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Milan have the slight advantage in the title race, concedes Juventus No 1 Gianluigi Buffon.
Both sides are currently joint top of the table but the goalkeeper insists the Rossoneri have the edge.
"Milan beat Inter last week while we still have to face the Nerazzurri," stated the Italian. "Now they have a 51 per cent chance of the Scudetto, while we have 49 per cent.
"However, we have the possibility to level it up again if we win at Roma because Milan still have to travel to the Olimpico."
The Turin giants face their great capital rivals on Saturday night and Buffon is expecting a real test.
"It will also be up to me and not just our attackers to make a difference," continued the former Parma ace.
"Roma are a very tough side to face, especially as they have the attacking trio of Francesco Totti, Antonio Cassano and Vincenzo Montella."
February was a tough month for Juventus after they surrendered an eight-point lead, but Buffon has rubbished reports of unrest within the Bianconeri squad.
"I have read many false things about this team," said the 27-year-old. "The reality is that we feel good and are united."
There were allegations which suggested that boss Fabio Capello had clashed with both Alex Del Piero and Buffon last month. The club subsequently categorically denied those claims.
Milan have the slight advantage in the title race, concedes Juventus No 1 Gianluigi Buffon.
Both sides are currently joint top of the table but the goalkeeper insists the Rossoneri have the edge.
"Milan beat Inter last week while we still have to face the Nerazzurri," stated the Italian. "Now they have a 51 per cent chance of the Scudetto, while we have 49 per cent.
"However, we have the possibility to level it up again if we win at Roma because Milan still have to travel to the Olimpico."
The Turin giants face their great capital rivals on Saturday night and Buffon is expecting a real test.
"It will also be up to me and not just our attackers to make a difference," continued the former Parma ace.
"Roma are a very tough side to face, especially as they have the attacking trio of Francesco Totti, Antonio Cassano and Vincenzo Montella."
February was a tough month for Juventus after they surrendered an eight-point lead, but Buffon has rubbished reports of unrest within the Bianconeri squad.
"I have read many false things about this team," said the 27-year-old. "The reality is that we feel good and are united."
There were allegations which suggested that boss Fabio Capello had clashed with both Alex Del Piero and Buffon last month. The club subsequently categorically denied those claims.
