On May 19, 2013, Sir Alex Ferguson concluded his legendary managerial career with Manchester United in a thrilling 5-5 draw against West Bromwich Albion. This match not only marked Ferguson's final appearance on the touchline but also etched its place in Premier League history as the first and only 10-goal draw. Ferguson, who led Manchester United to an impressive 13 English League titles, exited the league with a record that still stands today. The game featured standout performances, including a remarkable 26th goal of the season from Robin van Persie, who claimed the Premier League Golden Boot that year. West Brom's Romelu Lukaku also made headlines by scoring a hat-trick, showcasing his potential as a future United striker. The dramatic encounter took place at The Hawthorns, where West Brom came back from a three-goal deficit to secure a point. As Pep Guardiola approaches his own farewell from the Premier League, the legacy of Ferguson's final match serves as a poignant reminder of the excitement and unpredictability that football can deliver.