Philippe Senderos has appeared on Arsenal's Locked in Podcast and has relived his best memory in a Gunners shirt. Philippe Senderos has relived his experience of Arsenal's historic 1-0 victory over Real Madrid in the run to the 2006 Champions League final. Champions League fans around the world can buy online Champions League Tickets to enjoy its stunning performances. The result meant the Gunners became the first ever English side to beat Los Blancos on their home ground with Thierry Henry's outstanding solo goal the difference on the night. Having grown up a Real Madrid fan like his Spanish father, however, the nerves were almost too much for Senderos to handle as kick off approached with him starting alongside Kolo Toure with Mathieu Flamini at left-back. "That Real Madrid game, away, with an amazing Henry goal - that game was for me one of my best memories in an Arsenal shirt and on a football pitch in general,” he told Arsenal's 'In Lockdown' podcast . "My Dad is Spanish, from very close to Madrid so he's supported Real Madrid all his life and me growing up, I always looked at Real Madrid being an amazing team and a team that I would love to play for in the future. "That game, that day at the Bernabeu, was the day that I was the most nervous in my whole entire life. I remember throwing up before the game on the field and before the ref blew because I was actually living my dream. "Playing at the Bernabeu against Real Madrid for Arsenal that was my dream as a kid I wanted to do that in my life and I was actually living it so that's one of my best memories on a football field." Keeping a clean sheet both at the Bernabeu and in the return leg at Highbury, Senderos helped the Gunners maintain their record of not conceding that year which continued until the final against Barcelona. Having kept Ajax and Thun goalless in the group stages, Senderos kept his place after the Real Madrid victory, starting both quarter-final legs against Juventus and the first leg of the semifinal against Villarreal. Unfortunately for the Swiss international, an injury before the second leg would cost him a place in the starting XI for the return leg and the final. "I remember between the two legs of the Villarreal game we played against Spurs in the league and I hurt my knee in the second half and had to come off and missed two or three games at the end of the season," he added. Champions League fans from all over the world can get Champions League Final Tickets through our trusted online ticketing marketplace. Xchangetickets.com is the most reliable source to book Champions League Tickets.

Philippe Senderos has appeared on Arsenal's Locked in Podcast and has relived his best memory in a Gunners shirt. Philippe Senderos has relived his experience of Arsenal's historic 1-0 victory over Real Madrid in the run to the 2006 Champions League final. Champions League fans around the world can buy online Champions League Tickets to enjoy its stunning performances.

The result meant the Gunners became the first ever English side to beat Los Blancos on their home ground with Thierry Henry's outstanding solo goal the difference on the night.

Having grown up a Real Madrid fan like his Spanish father, however, the nerves were almost too much for Senderos to handle as kick off approached with him starting alongside Kolo Toure with Mathieu Flamini at left-back.

"That Real Madrid game, away, with an amazing Henry goal - that game was for me one of my best memories in an Arsenal shirt and on a football pitch in general,” he told Arsenal's 'In Lockdown' podcast .

"My Dad is Spanish, from very close to Madrid so he's supported Real Madrid all his life and me growing up, I always looked at Real Madrid being an amazing team and a team that I would love to play for in the future.

"That game, that day at the Bernabeu, was the day that I was the most nervous in my whole entire life. I remember throwing up before the game on the field and before the ref blew because I was actually living my dream.

"Playing at the Bernabeu against Real Madrid for Arsenal that was my dream as a kid I wanted to do that in my life and I was actually living it so that's one of my best memories on a football field."

Keeping a clean sheet both at the Bernabeu and in the return leg at Highbury, Senderos helped the Gunners maintain their record of not conceding that year which continued until the final against Barcelona.

Having kept Ajax and Thun goalless in the group stages, Senderos kept his place after the Real Madrid victory, starting both quarter-final legs against Juventus and the first leg of the semifinal against Villarreal. Unfortunately for the Swiss international, an injury before the second leg would cost him a place in the starting XI for the return leg and the final.

"I remember between the two legs of the Villarreal game we played against Spurs in the league and I hurt my knee in the second half and had to come off and missed two or three games at the end of the season," he added.

Champions League fans from all over the world can get Champions League Final Tickets through our trusted online ticketing marketplace. Xchangetickets.com is the most reliable source to book Champions League Tickets.