Football Matches Attended

10 matches, 15 teams, 23 goals.

7 competitions in 4 countries, 2004-2024.

By date

  1. UEFA Euro 2024 • Round of 16

    Romania Men's National Team0–3Netherlands Men's National Team

    July 2, 2024 • Munich Football Arena, Munich, Germany

    Romania topped Group E and the Netherlands finished third in Group D, but the Dutch were never troubled. The venue is the Allianz Arena, renamed for the tournament.

    Goals and match facts
    • 20'Cody GakpoNetherlands Men's National Team
    • 83'Donyell MalenNetherlands Men's National Team
    • 90+3'Donyell MalenNetherlands Men's National Team

    Attendance 65,012 • Referee Felix Zwayer

  2. UEFA Euro 2024 • Group C, matchday 2

    Slovenia Men's National Team1–1Serbia Men's National Team

    June 20, 2024 • Munich Football Arena, Munich, Germany

    Jović's stoppage-time header denied Slovenia their first ever win at a European Championship. The venue is the Allianz Arena, renamed for the tournament.

    Goals and match facts
    • 69'Žan KarničnikSlovenia Men's National Team
    • 90+5'Luka JovićSerbia Men's National Team

    Attendance 63,028 • Referee István Kovács

  3. UEFA Champions League 2023-24 • Quarterfinal, second leg

    FC Bayern Munich1–0Arsenal

    April 17, 2024 • Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany

    Bayern Munich won 3-2 on aggregate after a 2-2 draw in the first leg at the Emirates

    Kimmich headed in Raphaël Guerreiro's cross to knock Arsenal out. Bayern went on to face Real Madrid in the semifinals. It was still Arsenal's closest brush with a Champions League semifinal since 2009; they finally got there the following season.

    Goals and match facts
    • 63'Joshua KimmichFC Bayern Munich

    Attendance 75,000 • Referee Danny Makkelie

  4. Premier League 2018-19

    Arsenal1–1Liverpool FC

    November 3, 2018 • Emirates Stadium, London, England

    Lacazette equalized eight minutes from time to rescue a point against a Liverpool side that was unbeaten at that point in the season.

    Goals and match facts
    • 61'James MilnerLiverpool FC
    • 82'Alexandre LacazetteArsenal

    Attendance 59,993 • Referee Andre Marriner

  5. Testimonial match • Bastian Schweinsteiger testimonial

    FC Bayern Munich4–0Chicago Fire

    August 28, 2018 • Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany

    Schweinsteiger played the first half for Chicago Fire, then switched sides at the break and scored a volley for Bayern. Every Bayern player came out for the second half wearing his number 31. His first appearance at the Allianz Arena since leaving for Manchester United in 2015.

    Goals and match facts
    • 7'Serge GnabryFC Bayern Munich
    • 38'Sandro WagnerFC Bayern Munich
    • 63'Arjen RobbenFC Bayern Munich
    • 84'Bastian SchweinsteigerFC Bayern Munich

    Attendance 75,000

  6. Bundesliga 2014-15 • Matchday 3

    FC Bayern Munich2–0VfB Stuttgart

    September 13, 2014 • Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany

    Pep Guardiola's second season. Stuttgart managed zero shots on target.

    Goals and match facts
    • 27'Mario GötzeFC Bayern Munich
    • 85'Franck RibéryFC Bayern Munich

    Attendance 71,000

  7. Premier League 2012-13 • Matchday 2

    Liverpool FC2–2Manchester City

    August 26, 2012 • Anfield, Liverpool, England

    A 17-year-old Raheem Sterling started for Liverpool. Manchester City were the defending champions.

    Goals and match facts
    • 34'Martin ŠkrtelLiverpool FC
    • 63'Yaya TouréManchester City
    • 66'Luis SuárezLiverpool FC
    • 80'Carlos TévezManchester City

    Attendance 44,942

  8. Premier League 2012-13 • Matchday 1

    Arsenal0–0Sunderland

    August 18, 2012 • Emirates Stadium, London, England

    Opening day of the season, and the Arsenal debuts of Lukas Podolski and Santi Cazorla.

    Match facts

    Attendance 60,078 • Referee Chris Foy

  9. Copa América 2011 • Final

    Uruguay Men's National Team3–0Paraguay Men's National Team

    July 24, 2011 • Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti, Buenos Aires, Argentina

    Uruguay's record 15th Copa América title, and their first since 1995. Luis Suárez was named player of the tournament. Paraguay reached the final without winning a single match.

    Goals and match facts
    • 12'Luis SuárezUruguay Men's National Team
    • 41'Diego ForlánUruguay Men's National Team
    • 89'Diego ForlánUruguay Men's National Team

    Attendance 65,921 • Referee Sálvio Fagundes Spínola

  10. 2006 FIFA World Cup qualifying • CONCACAF semifinal round, Group 1

    United States Men's National Team2–0El Salvador Men's National Team

    September 4, 2004 • Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA

    Bruce Arena's side went top of the qualifying group. The US outshot El Salvador 19-1 in a bad-tempered game that included a sending off and a brawl.

    Goals and match facts
    • 5'Brian ChingUnited States Men's National Team
    • 69'Landon DonovanUnited States Men's National Team

    Attendance 25,266

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