MILAN, Italy -- Juventus came from behind to win 4-1 at Cagliari and maintain its eight-point advantage over second-place Roma, which beat 10-man Genoa 4-0 in Serie A on Sunday with a stunning goal by Alessandro Florenzi. Vans Shoes Cheap Australia . Napoli beat high-flying Hellas Verona 3-0 to keep up the pressure on the top two while AC Milan had another disappointing night as four goals from teenage forward Domenico Berardi saw relegation-threatened Sassuolo come back from two goals down to win 4-3. "Its a day I will never forget," Berardi said. "Im happy for the coach as his position was at risk. We played also for him, who took us into Serie A and has a huge heart." Stephan Lichtsteiner set up two goals and scored the fourth in Sardinia as the match changed in the space of eight second-half minutes. Mauricio Pinilla had given Cagliari the lead but was sent off three minutes from time for dissent. It is the first time Juventus has won 11 consecutive league games and Antonio Contes team is firmly on course for a third successive title. "Its an extraordinary achievement," Juventus coach Antonio Conte said. "The fact in the entire history of Juventus, no team managed it, fills us with pride and satisfaction. Ive thanked the lads, sometimes you dont even manage to enjoy these moments. "My job now is to try and extend this positive streak, everyone will be trying to stop us." Earlier, Fiorentina was held to a 0-0 draw at Torino. Also, Atalanta beat Catania 2-1. Juventus was stunned in the 21st minute when, following a short corner, Andrea Cossus cross was deflected to an unmarked Pinilla on the far side of the area and he gave Cagliari a surprise lead. Fernando Llorente headed Lichtsteiners cross in to level the game in the 31st but Cagliari almost immediately restored its lead as Daniele Dessenas diving header was kept out by a fantastic Gianluigi Buffon save. Claudio Marchisio came on in the 66th minute and the Italy midfielder took just seven minutes before giving Juventus the lead with an effort from outside the area which Cagliari goalkeeper Antonio Adan got a hand to but could not prevent going in. Llorente scored his second of the match minutes later when he slotted home Lichsteiners low ball across the area. Lichsteiner got on the scoresheet in the 80th minute, following up after Adan had fumbled Llorentes weak shot. In the capital, Roma broke the deadlock in the 26th minute with a stunning, overhead kick from Florenzi following Franesco Tottis free kick. Tottis low drive was deflected into the near corner four minutes later and Florenzi turned provider shortly before halftime with a looping cross which Maicon slotted home. Roma extended its lead still further when defender Mehdi Benatia headed in his fifth goal of the season. Genoa was reduced to 10 men when Francelino Matuzalem was given a second yellow card for gesturing toward the Roma fans as he was walking off the field to be substituted. "The squad responded well, it was the right match for us," Roma coach Rudi Garcia said. "We pressed very well and then Alessandro Florenzi scored that great goal. We also saw the captain rediscover his form. "Its a record for Roma to get 44 points in 19 rounds, but now we have to keep going like this." Napoli remained 10 points behind Juventus after inflicting Veronas second home defeat of the season with goals from Dries Mertens, Lorenzo Insigne and Blerim Dzemaili. Fiorentina slipped five points behind Napoli and the last Champions League berth after it struggled against Torino, with star strikers Giuseppe Rossi and Mario Gomez both out with serious knee injuries. In the evening match, Milan looked headed for a victory after goals from Robinho and Mario Balotelli inside the first 13 minutes against a Sassuolo side which had lost its past five matches in all competitions without scoring a goal. However, the 19-year-old Berardi -- who is part owned by Juventus -- scored his second hat trick of the season before adding a fourth at the start of the second half to take his tally to 11 goals in 14 matches. New signing Keisuke Honda made his Milan debut and hit the post seven minutes from time before fellow substitute Riccardo Montolivo reduced the deficit in the 86th. Giampaolo Pazzini almost levelled moments later as his header bounced off the underside of the crossbar but didnt cross the line. Vans Shoes Clearance Sale . The Canadian tennis players first full season on the WTA Tour was a strong one. She has risen to No. 32 in the world rankings and will likely be seeded at the first Grand Slam event of the 2014 season. 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LaQuinton Ross scored 19 points, including eight in a decisive 15-0 run in the middle of the game, for Ohio State (11-0), while Lenzelle Smith Jr. had 14, Aaron Craft 12, Amir Williams added 11 points and 12 rebounds and Amedeo Della Valle finished with 10 points. The Blue Hens led by as many as six points in the opening 4 minutes. They never led after Marvin King-Davis hit a short jumper with 3:31 left in the half to put them up 26-25. Then the Buckeyes ran off the last 12 points of the half to take a 37-26 lead and then Ross opened the second half by hitting a 3-pointer. Still, Delaware didnt fold. The Blue Hens twice cut the lead to eight points, the last time at 68-60 with 1:48 remaining on a second consecutive layup by Saddler right down the heart of the lane. But Smith hit a jumper and two free throws and the game was out of reach. "Our guys stood toe-to-toe for the most part with who Im going to call the best team in the country," Delaware coach Monte Ross said. "Im just going to say that and Im going to keep saying that because we played them. I hope they win every game the rest of the way." Saddler, still rounding into shaape after a seven-game disciplinary suspension, had 17 points to lead the Blue Hens, who have lost three straight. Vans Shoes Australia. It was their second of three games in six days, all in the BlackRock Gotham Classic. Both teams will be playing in the same final round of the "tournament" at Madison Square Garden on Saturday, with the Blue Hens meeting Bryant and Ohio State squaring off against Notre Dame. "We played good but there were some things at our own end that we didnt capitalize on for us to pull out the win," said Davon Usher, who had eight points, seven rebounds, a block and a steal for Delaware. "We felt we had a chance to come in here and win but we just messed up on some things on our part." The Blue Hens hung tough despite being outrebounded 46-30. Ohio States guards -- Craft and Shannon Scott -- are considered among the best defensive tandems in the country. But the Blue Hens gashed them for 28 points in the paint, mostly on one-on-one drives through the middle of the defence. "We knew that Delaware has a heck of basketball team," Buckeyes coach Thad Matta said. "Theyve got guys who can really score it. They hit some difficult shots, but thats what they do and theyre good at it." The Blue Hens fell to 0-8 against Big Ten teams, 0-17 against Top 10 teams and 0-29 against ranked opponents. The only time the Blue Hens played a higher-ranked team was No. 2 Duke last season. But this loss certainly wasnt because they were intimidated. "I told our guys coming in, we couldnt blink," Delawares Ross said. "It was a terrific environment for college basketball that Ohio State, overstating the obvious, is used to playing in. But our guys didnt shrink from the moment or the atmosphere." ' ' '