Football Results — Today’s Matches and the On This Day Archive

Today’s matches

15 matches in the competitions this site covers. Kick-off times are as published, in the local time of the competition.

Premier League

Kick-offHomeScore AwayStatus
Everton FCManchester United FCKick-off
Arsenal FCChelsea FCKick-off

La Liga

Kick-offHomeScore AwayStatus
Valencia CFFC BarcelonaKick-off
Deportivo AlavésCA OsasunaKick-off
Málaga CFLevante UDKick-off
RCD Espanyol de BarcelonaSevilla FCKick-off

Serie A

Kick-offHomeScore AwayStatus
Frosinone CalcioVenezia FCKick-off
Parma Calcio 1913AC MonzaKick-off
Bologna FC 1909US Sassuolo CalcioKick-off
Juventus FCAC MilanKick-off

Bundesliga

Kick-offHomeScore AwayStatus
Hamburger SV1. FSV Mainz 05Kick-off
Eintracht FrankfurtFC AugsburgKick-off

Ligue 1

Kick-offHomeScore AwayStatus
ES Troyes ACRC Strasbourg AlsaceKick-off
Angers SCOStade Rennais FC 1901Kick-off
Olympique de MarseilleParis FCKick-off

Fixtures and results retrieved 2026-09-06 at 05:15 UTC. Scores reflect that moment, not the current minute of a match in progress.

Results by Date

Every league match in the archive, indexed by the calendar day it was played. The page opens on today's date and lists what happened on this day in each of the twenty-six seasons covered, from the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Ligue 1 and the Bundesliga. Pick any other date to read that day's record instead — 362 of the 366 days in the year have at least one match behind them.

18 matches have been played on 6 September across the 1 seasons in the archive, the earliest in 2000 and the most recent in 2000.

Most matches in one year 2000 — 18 played
Biggest winning margin Nantes 0–5 Bordeaux (2000)
Most goals in one match Troyes 5–3 Paris Saint-Germain (2000)

Matches played on 6 September

YearCompetitionHome ScoreAway
2000BundesligaBayern München3–1Wolfsburg
2000BundesligaBorussia Dortmund2–3Munich 1860
2000BundesligaEintracht Frankfurt4–0Hansa Rostock
2000BundesligaHamburg2–1Werder Bremen
2000BundesligaHertha BSC4–0Bochum
2000Premier LeagueCharlton1–1Southampton
2000Premier LeagueChelsea2–2Arsenal
2000Premier LeagueCoventry0–2Newcastle United
2000Premier LeagueDerby3–3Middlesbrough
2000Premier LeagueLeicester City2–1Ipswich
2000Premier LeagueLiverpool3–1Aston Villa
2000Ligue 1Bastia1–0Lille
2000Ligue 1Guingamp2–1Toulouse
2000Ligue 1Lens1–0Auxerre
2000Ligue 1Metz1–0Strasbourg
2000Ligue 1Nantes0–5Bordeaux
2000Ligue 1Saint-Étienne2–2Olympique Lyonnais
2000Ligue 1Troyes5–3Paris Saint-Germain

What this page covers, and what it does not

These are completed results, not in-play scores. A match appears here once it has been played and recorded, with the final score; there is no minute-by-minute feed and no fixture list for matches still to come. What the archive offers instead is depth on a single day: the same date read across a quarter of a century, so a result can be set against everything else that has happened on it.

Coverage is the five domestic leagues above. A club's continental and cup fixtures are not included, which is why a busy European week can look quiet here, and why the days around Christmas are the emptiest in the year — three of the five leagues break entirely, and the English programme is the only reason the period is not blank.

Frequently asked

Are these live in-play scores?

No. A match appears with its final score once it has been played and recorded. There is no minute-by-minute feed here — what the page offers instead is the same calendar day read across twenty-six seasons of archive.

Which competitions appear in today’s list?

The Champions League, Europa League and Conference League, plus the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Ligue 1 and the Bundesliga. On a given day only the ones actually playing are shown — today that is Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1.

How current is the list?

It was retrieved on 2026-09-06 at 05:15 UTC and reflects that moment. A match that kicked off afterwards will show its scheduled time rather than a score.

What does the archive section show?

Every league match played on the same calendar day in any season from 2000/01 onwards, newest year first, together with that day’s biggest winning margin and highest scoring match. 362 of the 366 days in the year have at least one match behind them.

Why are a few days of the year empty?

Four days have no league match anywhere in the archive, all of them around Christmas: three of the five leagues break entirely and only the English programme runs, so a single quiet date leaves nothing to show.

Which time zone are kick-off times in?

They are the local kick-off times of the competition, as published, and are not converted to your own zone: the source gives the time without an offset, and guessing one would be wrong twice a year.