Mathieu FLAMINI

Mathieu Flamini - Arsenal FC - UEFA Champions League 2006 Final & qualifying games.

Photo/Foto: George Herringshaw

Date: 17 May 2006

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    • POSITION
      Midfielder
    • DATE OF BIRTH
      Wednesday, 07 March 1984
    • PLACE OF BIRTH
      Marseille, France
  • CLUBS
  • Arsenal FC
    • Club Career Dates
      2004-2008. 2013-2016
    • League Debut
      Sunday, 15th August 2004 as a sub in a 4-1 win at Everton (Aged: 20). Then 1st. September 2013 v. Spurs.
    • Club Career
      168 League games 10 goals.
  • Milan
    • Club Career Dates
      2009 - 2013.
    • League Debut
      30th. August 2008 in a 2–1 loss to Bologna.
    • Club Career
      96  Serie A matches  7 goals.
  • Olympique De Marseille
    • Club Career Dates
      2003 - 2004.
    • League Debut
      20th. December 2003 in the 1–0 victory over Toulouse FC.
    • Club Career
      14 Ligue 1 matches.
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Mathieu FLAMINI - Arsenal FC - UEFA Champions League 2006 Final & qualifying games.

 Mathieu is pictured above during the Champions League final against Barcelona on 17th May 2006.

Despite being down to ten men following Jens Lehmann's early dismissal Arsenal produced a heroic

performance and took the lead through Sol Campbell's  37th minute header before two late goals

condemned them to a heartbreaking defeat.

 

ARSENAL 1:2 BARCELONA (1:0) (17.05.06, Stade de France - Paris)

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Arsenal: Jens Lehmann, Emmanuel Eboue, Ashley Cole, Sol Campbell, Kolo Toure, Gilberto Silva,

Aleksandr Hleb (Jose Antonio Reyes 85), Cesc Fabregas (Mathieu Flamini 74), Freddie Ljungberg,

Robert Pires (Manuel Almunia 18), Thierry Henry

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Goal - Sol Campbell (37)

Red card - Jens Lehmann (18)
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Barcelona: Victor Valdes, Presas Oleguer (Juliano Belletti 71), Rafael Marquez, Carlos Puyol, Giovanni van Bronckhorst,

Edmilson (Andres Iniesta 46), Mark van Bommel (Henrik Larsson 61), Deco, Ludovic Giuly (Henrik Larsson 69),

Ronaldinho, Samuel Eto'o


Goals - Samuel Eto'o (76), Juliano Belletti (81)