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Greenbergs second chance in the major leagues went a lot better than the first one, even though he struck out. "It was magical," he said.MILAN, Italy -- Ten-man Inter Milan hung on to beat crosstown rival AC Milan 1-0 Sunday in a bad-tempered Serie A derby that saw the hosts have a goal disallowed and a late penalty appeal waved away as they chased an equalizer. Walter Samuel headed Inter in front in the fourth minute following a howler from goalkeeper Christian Abbiati as the Nerazzurris quick start seemed to surprise Milan. Milan improved but had Riccardo Montolivos goal disallowed for a foul on Inter goalkeeper Samir Handanovic. Inters chances of a third straight derby victory seemingly diminished when Yuto Nagatomo was sent off for a second yellow card shortly after the break. Milan laid siege to the Inter goal but could not find the equalizer, despite going agonizingly close on several occasions. It was also denied what looked to be a clear-cut penalty late on when Robinho appeared to be brought down by Samuel. In a heated atmosphere, there were several calls over the speaker system for the fans to stay in their seats and behave themselves or risk the game being suspended. Former Milan striker Antonio Cassano was roundly jeered throughout by the home support in his first match against his old club since his off-season switch to its bitter rivals. There were also several banners negatively referring to Cassanos heart surgery last year. However, Cassano seeemed to revel in the heated atmosphere, at one point repeatedly raising his arms to encourage the fans to whistle more loudly as he strolled to take a corner. Inter got off to the perfect start when Samuel headed in Esteban Cambiassos free kick after Abbiati badly mistimed his interception. Abbiati almost gifted Inter a second shortly after as he passed the ball straight to Diego Milito, but a combination of good pressure from defender Philippe Mexes and poor finishing from Milito spared the goalkeepers blushes. Milan seemed shocked at Inters quick start but slowly began to get into the game. It had its first chance in the 14th minute with a well-worked free kick, which Bojan Krkic passed across to Montolivo, who lashed it just past the left hand post. Stephan El Shaarawy -- who had scored five goals in his past four matches -- then found a way through but, under pressure from Nagatomo, he couldnt get a clean shot on goal and fired wide. Milan went even closer when Daniele Bonera raced down the right flanks and crossed in to Kevin-Prince Boateng, whose snapshot whistled past the right upright. Inter almost gifted Milan the equalizer when Juan Jesus passed straight to Urby Emanuelson, who immediately set up BBoateng, but he fired wide of the left hand post.dddddddddddd. Montolivo had the ball in the back of the net in the 40th minute with a 30-yard screamer into an empty net but the referee ruled it out for a foul moments earlier by Emanuelson on Handanovic as the Inter goalkeeper came flying out to punch the ball clear. Milan was bouyed minutes into the second period when Nagatomo received a second yellow for handball. The Rossoneri should have levelled in the 64th minute. Handanovic did well to parry a great shot from Montolivo but it fell to Bojan, who crossed in for Boateng, only for the Milan striker to blaze wide. Bojan went even closer shortly afterwards as Handanovic made a rare mistake and spilled a shot but the former Roma striker slipped as he raced towards the ball, with only the Inter goalkeeper to beat. Elswehere, Napoli remained joint top with Juventus after beating Napoli 2-1. Marek Hamsik and Goran Pandev scored in the first half, either side of Giampiero Pinzis leveler. Earlier, defending champion Juventus stretched its Serie A unbeaten streak to 46 games with a 2-1 victory at Siena. Claudio Marchisio scored what proved to be the winner for the league leader six minutes from time. Andrea Pirlo gave Juventus the lead with a trademark free kick in the 13th minute but Emanuele Calaio levelled in first-half stoppage time, with Juventus looking lethargic. Pirlo also hit the crossbar with another free kick. Also Sunday, high-flying Lazio cruised to a 3-0 win at struggling Pescara. Hernanes opened the scoring with a stunning 30-yard free kick in the fifth minute, before Miroslav Klose grabbed a brace. In the lunchtime fixture, American Michael Bradley scored his first goal for Roma in a 2-0 win against Atalanta. Erik Lamela scored the opener. Stevan Jovetic continued his impressive start to the season as he scored his fifth goal of the season to send Fiorentina on its way to a 1-0 victory against Bologna. Catania also got off to a good start in its 2-0 win against 10-man Parma as Alejandro Gomez gave it the lead with less than two minutes on the clock. Parma defender Yohan Benalouane was sent off midway through the second half for a second bookable offence, before Gonzalo Bergessio sealed the result. Elsewhere, Cagliaris new coaches Ivo Pulga and Diego Lopez got their reign off to a perfect start, recording the Sardinian teams first victory of the season with a 1-0 win at Torino. Nene scored the only goal of the game in the 74th minute from the penalty spot following Torino defender Kamil Gliks handball. ' ' '