AC's defeat gifts glory to Milan rivals; EURO ROUND-UP.

INTER MILAN have captured their fourth consecutive Serie A title after bitter rivals AC Milan crashed 2-1 to Udinese.

The Rossoneri began the day seven points behind the leaders and needed at least a draw to keep alive their title hopes.

But Udinese proved too strong, with goals from Gaetano D'Agostino and Cristian Zapata sealing the win.

Milan skipper Massimo Ambrosini bagged a late consolation in what could be Carlo Ancelotti's final game in charge.

Wolfsburg moved within a point of the Bundesliga crown after they thumped sorry Hannover 5-0 last night.

Edin Dzeko opened the scoring with a thundering volley in 14 minutes before his cheeky backheel allowed Grafite to add a well-worked second.

The Brazilian striker then pounced on a poor clearance to convert the third with red-hot Dzeko nodding home soon after.

And the table toppers wrapped it up when Dzeko got on the end of a tempting cross from Yoshito Okubo.

Wolfsburg now lead Bayern Munich and Stuttgart by two points and can secure their first German title with a draw against Werder Bremen next week.

Bayern began the day equal on points with Wolfsburg but stuttered to a 2-2 draw with a battling Hoffenheim.

Franck Ribery put Bayern ahead in 16 minutes when he tucked home the rebound to Lukas Podolski's cross.

Hoffenheim replied through Demba Ba's deflected effort before Carlos Eduardo put the home side ahead.

But a Luca Toni header just before the break was enough to seal a vital point.

Elsewhere, Sevilla kept their European hopes on track in a 0-0 draw with Osasuna..

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Winner: Zapata celebrates his strike