Former Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed what the best moment of his coaching career was.
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The 73-year-old managed United between 1986 and 2013, winning 38 trophies, and insisted beating Bayern Munich in the 1999 Champions League final was his finest moment.
Bayern were leading 1-0 until the 91st minute, when substitutes Teddy Sheringham and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer turned the game around in injury time.
"People continually say to me, 'What was your finest moment?' and it's always Barcelona," Ferguson told ESPN.
"There's no need to delve into other situations because that, to me, was the crowning moment because I'd never won the Champions League before. I'd won the Cup Winners' Cup twice, but I had never won the Champions League.
"That was a great moment, and the way we did it will never be forgotten, 1-0 down with three minutes left in injury time and we win it.
"So it was an amazing moment, and it reflected also the character of Manchester United; they never gave in.
"That was the greatest example in the final."
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