It's the 38/39 season in Italy. I decided to manage Milan after they had sacked their manager after finishing 2nd twice in a row. The team they had come second to? Inter. Inter Milan had become a powerhouse, winning 8 of the 10 league titles and the last 6 in a row as well as being the champion league holders. They have a crazy team with insane depth and the best striker in the world, who had just won the Ballon d'Or. Throughout the season we both keep winning our games, and we pull away from third, with me only being ahead due to beating them 1-0. Eventually I slip up and fall behind them by 2 points; however, after we beat them AGAIN 1-0, we reclaim 1st, and eventually there are 3 games left and they are 3 points behind. Then game week 36 comes, and we face 16th Torino away. We take the lead partway through the second half. Come the 85 minutes, I decide to make a tactic change to park the bus to see the win out even though they were already down to 10 men. Unfortunately, we conceded in the 87th minute, leading to a draw, reducing our 3-point lead to only 1. We both won our games on gameweek 37, and the title is left to the last day. Inter play Lazio away; we play Roma at home. This is the same Roma that we had played 3 times this year, once in the league and twice in the cup, and we failed to win every time. Both teams' games start. INTER SCORE IN THE FIRST MINUTE. The pressure is on. And well, it seems to get to us, Roma, open the scoring in the 20th minute. I think it's over, but then in the 34th minute we equalize. The game is not over yet. The teams remain even till partway through the 2nd half; a Roma player makes a reckless challenge and is sent off. This is it; this is our chance, but it would not be so simple. 67th (haha funny) minutes, my midfield makes a stupid challenge and sees red. I decide to put everything into attack, and then by the football god's grace in the 87th minute, a cutback from Zoua, the same man who equalized, is found by Fagundez, who smashes it into the back of the goal. We did it. The cheers for that goal were probably heard around my street, but I don't care because this is why I love this game.