On this day a decade and a half ago, Bolton Wanderers had one of their most memorable matches and results in the club's history after coming from behind to draw away against German giants Bayern Munich.
Some 66,000 supporters watched the Whites in action against one of the powerhouses of European football in the Allianz Arena. Wanderers played Bayern in the Uefa Cup in Group F in the 2007/08 season.
Wanderers advanced to the knockout stages after finishing third in their group behind Bayern and Braga. They bowed out at the last 16 stage against Sporting Lisbon, having beaten Atletico Madrid in the last 32 round.
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On the evening, Wanderers took the lead through Ricardo Gardner after some eight minutes. Lukas Podolski equalised for the hosts, before adding his second after half-time to put Bayern in front.
But Kevin Davies netted in the closing stages as he slotted home past Oliver Kahn to give Wanderers a share of the spoils. The point won in Germany ensured Wanderers eventually finished third in their group, ahead of Greek side Aris, and progressed to the next round.
Here, we look back at the side which started that encounter and the substitutes who came off the bench in that famous evening and where their careers took them afterwards.
Ali Al-Habsi
Goalkeeper who joined Wanderers from Norwegian side Lyn Oslo in 2006 and went on to make 188 apperances for the club. After leaving Wanderers, the Oman international played for rivals Wigan Athletic, winning the FA Cup with the Latics in 2013 with a memorable win over Manchester City.
Spells with Brighton & Hove Albion, Reading, Al-Hilal and West Bromwich Albion then followed before announcing his retirement from professional football at the start of 2020.
Andrew O'Brien
Having spent the first stage of his career at Bradford City, Newcastle United and then with Portsmouth, the Republic of Ireland international signed for Wanderers in the summer of 2007. O'Brien went on to make 88 appearances for the Whites during his time at the club.
The defender moved to Leeds United, initially on loan, after leaving Bolton, before ending his playing career in 2014 with Vancouver Whitecaps.
Gerald Cid
French defender had a very brief stint with Wanderers, having joined from Bordeaux in the summer of 2007. His appearance in the Allianz Arena was one of only 14 he made for the Whites.
Cid left Bolton in January by mutual consent and returned to his native France to play for Nice. He retired from playing in the summer of 2010 at the age of just 27.
Lubomir Michalik
The Slovakian defender signed for Wanderers in January 2007 from Senec in his native land. His time at Bolton was split up by a loan spell at Leeds United.
Michalik made 17 appearances for Bolton and scored once, before heading back to Elland Road on a permantn basis. He also spent time at Carlisle United and Portsmouth in England.
Since then, he has played for Kazahkstan side Kairat Almaty and numerous sides in his native Slovakia. He is still playing at the age of 39 for Slovan Galanta.
Ricardo Gardner
The scorer of the first goal and a legend of modern day Wanderers, 'Bibi' played nearly 400 times for the Whites after joining from Harbour View in his native Jamaica in 1998. He scored the opening goal at the Allianz Arena.
Aside from a loan spell at Preston North End in 2011, he did not play another professional game after leaving the Whites in the summer of 2012, and retired officially in 2014. Since then, he has held various management and coaching positions back in Jamaica, and was part of a Wanderers legends side managed by former boss Sam Allardyce at a charity game which took place last November.
Mikel Alonso
Spanish midfielder and brother of former Liverpool and Real Madrid's Xabi, Alonso spent the 2007/08 campaign at Wanderers on loan from Real Sociedad. His appearance in the Allianz Arena was one of only a dozen he made at Bolton.
After his Whites spell, Alonso played for Tenerife, Charlton Athletic and Real Union, before retiring in 2018.
Kevin Nolan
Legendary midfielder came through the youth team ranks at Wanderers and played nearly 350 times for the Whites, scoring 50 goals. He left Bolton in 2009 to join Newcastle United, before playing for West Ham United, Leyton Orient and Notts County, retiring from playing in 2018.
With Orient and Notts, Nolan was player-manager. He is currently a first-team coach under David Moyes at West Ham.
Danny Guthrie
The midfielder spent the 2007/08 season on loan at Wanderers from Liverpool, playing 35 times and scoring once. He joined Newcastle United in the summer of 2008 permanently.
Now retired, Guthrie also represented Reading, Fulham, Blackburn Rovers, Oakengates Athletic, Mitra Kukar in Indonesia, Walsall and Icelandic side Fram.
Gavin McCann
Experienced midfielder joined Wanderers in 2007, having spent his career previously at Everton, Sunderland and Aston Villa. He scored three goals in 88 games over the next three season for the Whites.
He retired after struggling to overcome a knee injury. Since then, he has undertook coaching opportunities both at Wanderers and Hyde United.
Daniel Braaten
Norwegian international signed for Bolton in the summer of 2007 and spent just a season at Bolton after joined from Rosenborg. He played only 14 times and scored once.
The winger moved to Toulouse the following year, before spells as Copenhagen, Valerenga, Brann, Stabaek and Skeid. He has now hung up his boots.
Kevin Davies
Another Whites legend, the striker joined Bolton from Southampton in 2003. He would go on to eventually become Whites captain, score 84 goals in more than 400 games and pick up a cap for England.
Left Wanderers in 2013 to join Preston with whom he stayed for two seasons before retiring in 2015. He has since established his own football agency.
Substitutes:
Stelios Giannakopoulos (for Alonso)
Greek international joined Bolton in 2003 from Olympiacos. The legendary midfielder went on to score 28 times in 177 games for the club.
He departed in 2008 for Hull City and ended his playing days in his native Greece in 2010 after a spell with AEL. He had since managed Paniliakos and Kifisia, as well as been the assistant for his national team.
Andranik Teymourian (for Braaten)
Iran international ended up with 29 appearances and four goals after joining in the summer of 2006 from Aboomoslem in his native country. Teymourian left Wanderers in 2008 to join Fulham.
A spell on loan at Barnsley followed in 2009, before returning to Iran in 2010 to play for several clubs there.
Unused substitutes:
Ian Walker, Gary Speed, James Sinclair, Robert Sissons, Zoltan Harsanyi.
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