Rome, Italy (SportsNetwork. [url=https://www.cheapbluejays.com/]Toronto Blue Jays Pro Shop[/url] .com) - Lazios pursuit of a Champions League place continues on Saturday at the Stadio Olimpico as the club entertains AC Milan. Lazio enters the weekend in fifth place, two points adrift of a spot in the

Rome, Italy (SportsNetwork. Toronto Blue Jays Pro Shop .com) - Lazios pursuit of a Champions League place continues on Saturday at the Stadio Olimpico as the club entertains AC Milan. Lazio enters the weekend in fifth place, two points adrift of a spot in the top three, and a win on Saturday would vault Stefano Piolis club into third place. The capital club dropped to fifth last weekend following a 1-0 home defeat to Napoli, but Pioli is hoping his side can rebound quickly and get back into the win column against a Milan side that has struggled in recent games. With six wins in their previous eight home matches, Lazio will be confident against the Rossoneri, who have taking just one point from their last three league matches, including a 1-0 home defeat against bottom-half side Atalanta. Milan is five points back of Lazio and needs a win on Saturday to get the club going back in the right direction as manager Filippo Inzaghi finds himself under increasing pressure to turn things around. Lazio could hand a debut to new arrival Mauricio on Saturday after the club added the versatile defender on loan from Sporting Lisbon this week. Napoli and Sampdoria are level on 33 points, just ahead of Lazio, and Napoli will host Genoa on Monday with the club having won three of its last four games in league play. Sampdoria hosts Palermo on Sunday with the club eyeing a third straight win, while Fiorentina is just one point back of Lazio and faces a tough test against second-place Roma on home soil. Juventus sits five points clear at the top of Serie A and the club will expect to collect another three points at home on Sunday against Chievo, which resides only three points above the drop zone. 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"To be honest with you, I didnt really get to enjoy the moment like I wish I would have, but to have an opportunity to come up here and maybe face him again is awesome," Cory Rasmus said hours before first pitch Friday. "Hopefully I can embrace it a little more and I wont be so uptight about everything, because looking back on it, it was awesome. Brothers dont get to face each other too often in the big leagues." Rasmus made his major league debut a week before the Toronto outing last year, and was traded to the Angels the following month. He finished the 2013 season with a 5.40 ERA through 21 2/3 innings. Since being called up by the Angels a week ago, the 26-year-old, whos endured three shoulder surgeries over the last seven years, has pitched two scoreless innings, giving up two hits and striking out one. With Colby Rasmus on a hott streak as well -- batting . Toronto Blue Jays Store. 391 with a .417 on-base percentage and .913 slugging percentage over the last seven days -- both brothers say theyre looking forward a possible rematch of last years at-bat. The two had breakfast together Friday morning, and younger brother Cyle, whos just finished his college career at Columbus State University, will be in the Rogers Centre stands taking in the action this weekend. Colby Rasmus says the playing field between him and Cory is a bit more even these days. "I didnt really like (facing him) a whole lot last year." he said. "Ive had the good fortune of hanging around the big leagues a bit longer and he was having struggles with his shoulder. Hed just been in the minor leagues, it wasnt really a fun time." Cory and Colby were always teammates throughout their childhood, playing together in the Little League World Series in 1999, and winning a State Championship with Russell County High School in Seale, Ala., in 2005. With that kind of history, Colby Rasmus admits its strange having Cory on the other side of the diamond. But hes glad to see his younger brother getting his shot in the big leagues. "Id love nothing more than to have him do well," he said. "Through everything weve been through, all the work we put in when we were younger ... for us to both be on the same big league field and have a chance to do this, its very special." ' ' '