Roma came from behind to beat AC Milan 2-1 at Stadio Olimpico and keep up the pressure on Serie A leaders Internazionale on Saturday.Substitutes Ludovic Giuly and Mirko Vucinic were the heroes for Roma with two quick-fire strikes to cancel out Kaka's opener for Milan.

After a tight first half, Milan broke the deadlock on 56 minutes with Kaka converting from Massimo Oddo's cross.

Roma equalised 12 minutes from time when Simone Perrotta found Giuly unmarked inside the box and the Frenchman slammed the ball home.

The home side grabbed the winner nine minutes from time when Vucinic raced clear from Daniele De Rossi's pass to fire the ball past Zeljko Kalac.

The win moves Roma to within three points of Milan's city rivals Inter in the race for the title, while Milan remain in fifth with a real battle on their hands to finish in fourth and claim a place in next season's Champions League.

Antonio Di Natale's late goal earned Udinese a 2-2 draw at home to Lazio.

Lazio stunned the home side when they went in front after just 11 minutes through Tommaso Rocchi.

Damiano Ferronetti drew Udinese level on 56 minutes with his first goal in Serie A.

Lazio restored their lead 11 minutes from time as Cristian Ledesma smashed the ball home from 25 yards out.

Udinese refused to give up, though, and drew level four minutes from time with a fine solo effort from Italian international Di Natale.

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