ROME -- Lazio took city bragging rights by beating Roma 1-0 Sunday in a derby to win a heated Italian Cup final and maintain its recent edge in the series. Senad Lulic scored in the 71st minute at the Stadio Olimpico after goalkeeper Bogdan Lobont failed to clear a cross from Antonio Candreva, leaving the unmarked Bosnia-Herzegovina midfielder to put the ball into the net at the far post. "This victory wont be forgotten," Lulic said. "I found myself there in the right moment. I dedicate this goal to my wife, who is pregnant." Lazio has now won four of the last five derbies, with the last meeting a 1-1 draw in April. Its sixth Italian Cup title also earned Lazio a spot in next seasons Europa League group phase. Worries of fan violence at the match were high and there were brief clashes despite the presence of thousands of police officers both inside and outside the stadium. Also, South Korean rapper PSY was met with boos and small firework explosions during a pre-game performance. Organizers responded by raising the volume while he sang his hit, "Gangnam Style," to drown out the dissent. Roma started with an attacking 4-2-3-1 lineup featuring Erik Lamela, Francesco Totti and Marquinho behind centre forward Mattia Destro. Lazio countered with a 4-5-1 spearheaded by veteran Germany forward Miroslav Klose. Klose had the first opportunity four minutes in but missed wide. Totti, Romas 36-year-old captain, had his clubs first chance in the ninth, a bouncing shot that was stopped by Lazio goalkeeper Federico Marchetti near the post. A minute later, United States midfielder Michael Bradley dribbled free and had a clear look at the target but sent his angled effort wide. Klose had an even better chance in the 35th but his close-range header was blocked by Lobont. Roma also wasted a header in the 45th when Destros effort from within the box sailed over the bar. Five yellow cards were handed out in the first half, with both sides playing very physically. The physical battle continued at the start of the second half and Lazio captain Cristian Ledesma exited on a stretcher in the 53rd following contact with Destro. Eventually the match opened up and there was end-to-end action, with Totti producing three more shots and Klose failing to redirect a volley cross from Mauri, Ledesmas replacement, in the 68th. Two minutes after Lulics goal, Roma thought it had scored with a free kick from Totti that bounced off Marchetti and the underside of the bar but the ball did not go in. In the 90th, Panagiotis Tachtsidis was shown a red card on Romas bench for protests and Totti then received a yellow, also for protests. In all, eight yellow cards -- four for each side -- and one red were handed out. Ahead of the game, police confiscated bags of knives, rocks, clubs and other homemade weapons hidden outside the stadium. 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World heavyweight champion Tyson Furys camp have told ESPN a rematch with Wladimir Klitschko is still going ahead in the fall, despite Fury facing alleged doping offences.UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) agency revealed Wednesday night it had charged Fury and cousin Hughie, a heavyweight boxer, with using a banned substance on June 24 and that it had only just lifted a temporary suspension on the pair.Furys fate now hinges on the outcome of a National Anti-Doping Panel hearing, the date of which hasnt yet been confirmed. If he is found guilty of taking a banned substance, Fury could be stripped of his WBA and WBO titles and suspended, and a potential rematch with Klitschko in Manchester would also be scrapped.A new date for a rematch has yet to be officially confirmed, though Furys camp have claimed it will take place Oct. 29. Originally set for July 9, the rematch was postponed because Fury injured an ankle while running in June.As far as we are concerned there was never a case to answer to in the first place, Furys manager, Mick Hennessy, told ESPN. No one has ever said to me theres a positive test. I was never told at any stage there was a positive result.?There are a lot of external forces at work. Its not right what is happening to someone who did something very special in Germany last year.There are certain people that dont like it, but it will all come out. Im 100 percent certain it will be all right. As far as we are concerned the suspension has been lifted, and theres nothing to answer to.There are a lot of rubbish allegations out there, and there are a lot of people trying to bring Tyson and Hughie Fuury down.dddddddddddd There seems to be some sort of agenda out there against them.We are still working towards the date of Oct. 29 for the rematch. The governing bodies have only been in touch to know if the fight was going on on that date, and as far as Im concerned it is.Earlier this week, Fury, a native of Manchester, claimed he would sue UKAD over the allegations he used a performance-enhancing substance.The Sunday Mirror, a British newspaper, reported in June that traces of the banned substance nandrolone were found in a urine sample taken from Fury in February 2015. That month, Fury beat Christian Hammer before then outpointing Klitschko to win the IBF, WBA and WBO world titles in Germany last November.In a statement released Wednesday, UKAD said: UK Anti-Doping can confirm that both boxers were charged on 24 June 2016 with presence of a Prohibited Substance.Mandatory Provisional Suspensions were imposed pursuant to Article 7.9.1 of the UK Anti-Doping Rules.The UK Anti-Doping Rules allow athletes to challenge the imposition of a Provisional Suspension and the independent National Anti-Doping Panel today lifted the athletes suspensions, pending full determination of the charges. These charges will be heard at a hearing before the NADP in due course.Australian Lucas Browne was stripped of the WBAs secondary world heavyweight title belt following a positive drug test earlier this year. Browne was banned for six months by the WBA after testing positive for clenbuterol. ' ' '