[Creating a 3-4-2-1]

I tried it in FM 20, its very stable defensively, sometimes against teams who play with 3 central backs and DMC chances are not easy to make and a lot depends on wing backs, but i guess its much better in FM 21s match engine
I was 3rd at the end of season,  wins against Lazio 4:1, Juve 2:0, Napoli 3:0 (oh the irony),   
Roles:
Pau Lopez SK su
Mancini BPD su with stay wider
Ibanez BDP su (stay wider)
Smalling CD co
Spinny CWB su
Karsdorp CWB su
Veretout and Pellegrini as MC su, Pellegrini on the side of Pedro and with more risky pass PI (they cover really good and Pellegrini has a lot of assists)
Pedro as IF su and Mkhtiaryan as AP at, both with sit narrower instruction
Džeko as DLF at (when Zaniolo was back from injury i put him to play this position and he scored or assisted almost every game, Roma in real life has this problem of Džeko not being mobile enough sometimes, he was non existent in game against Napoli on Sunday, he should be kind of a pivot in the attack but he doesn't involve enough because of his work rate)
 

[How do you get over the urge of save scumming?]

I have the artistic approach  Kind of Zdenek Zeman but a little bit safer philosophy, trying to make my teams play nice attacking football, and if the results go with it, i won't complain, if they don't, i go somewhere else