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WORLD CUP QUALIFYING - UEFA

Vassil Levski Stadion

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Bulgaria 0-0 Italy: Champions held in Sofia

SOFIA, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Bulgaria held champions Italy to a combative 0-0 draw in a 2010 World Cup Group Eight qualifier on Saturday.

Italy coach Marcello Lippi fielded six of the players who

won the 2006 World Cup in his starting line up but the visitors

were far from impressive.

However, they nearly stole all three points in the 72nd

minute when Alberto Gilardino trapped a through ball and shot

wide of Dimitar Ivankov's goal.

Bulgaria were unable to create any clear-cut chances of

their own but snuffed out any potential danger with an

authoritative display at the back.

"It was a good game. The lads played with authority and

great personality," Lippi told Rai television. "We were always

trying to win the game. The new players came together well with

the others."

Italy top the group with seven points from three games,

three clear of Ireland who have played one match less.