Juve's Grygera grabs late draw against Inter

By Mark Meadows

TURIN, Italy (Reuters) - Zdenek Grygera headed home an injury time equaliser to give 10-man Juventus a 1-1 draw with leaders Inter Milan on Saturday and keep the Serie A title race just about alive.

Jose Mourinho's Inter, who remain 1O points ahead of second-placed Juve with six games left, had been on the verge of victory following Mario Balotelli's 64th minute strike.

If Inter had held on they could have clinched the title next weekend should results have gone their way but they will have to wait a little longer for a fourth straight scudetto.

Juve enjoyed the majority of the play in a scrappy first half but Inter had the clearest chance when the home side's defence, which had conceded three goals in each of their previous two matches, was found wanting again.

Balotelli easily wriggled through the Juve backline and his shot was only half saved by Gianluigi Buffon, leaving Tiago to race back and clear the slow-moving ball off the line.

The teenage striker did find the net midway through the second period when he slotted home Sulley Muntari's ball across the box following a superb Inter breakaway.

Tiago was then sent off after 75 minutes for clattering into Balotelli having only just fouled Muntari.

An equaliser did not look like coming until Czech defender Grygera headed in a corner virtually unmarked from close range.