[ITALY] Coach Carlo Ancelotti survived AC Milan's failure to qualify for the 2008-09 UEFA Champions League, but he may not last much longer if the Rossoneri continue to underperform. With Kaka, Ronaldinho and Andriy Shevchenko in the lineup, Milan lost, 2-0, at Genoa on Sunday for its second straight loss, which left it second from the bottom on Serie A
Goals by Giuseppe Sculli and Diego Milito gave Genoa first win over Milan at home since 1983.
Milan vice president Adriano Galliani issued a warning to Ancelotti.
"He isn't being fired, but he'd better stop losing," said Galliani.
Ancelotti, who has coached Milan for eight seasons, said he was confident he could solve the problems.
"We have time to fix things and I am certain that we will," countered Ancelotti. "This is my Milan."
SERIE A RESULTS:
Sept. 13-14/Day 2
Palermo 3 (Miccoli 19, 57, Cavani 73) Roma 1 (Baptista 8).
Inter Milan 2 (Quaresma 44, own goal 48) Catania 1 (Plasmati 42).
Reggina 1 (Own goal 45) Torino 1 (Amoruso 13).
Lecce 2 (Camorani 47, Castillo 83) Chievo 0.
Siena 2 (Calaio 10, Ghezzal 90) Cagliari 0.
Napoli 2 (Hamsik 48, Maggio 70) Fiorentina 1 (Mutu 40).
Genoa 2 (Sculli 30, Milito pen. 90) AC Milan 0.
Bologna 0 Atalanta 1 (Guarente 9).
Lazio 2 (Zarate 7, Pandev 72) Sampdoria 0.
Juventus 1 (Amauri 67) Udinese 0.