Match pins
Log a game you attended and Footbeen connects it to the correct stadium, club, league and season.
Open guide →Map every match you attend
A stadium map tells you where grounds are. A football match map tells the story of where you have actually been: the fixture, date, stadium, competition and country behind each pin.
Visited stadiums
Every attended match can light up a ground on your personal stadium tracker and groundhopping map.
Open guide →Countries and leagues
See the shape of your football travel across countries, leagues, derbies, finals and challenges.
Open guide →How Footbeen builds your match map
1. Search the fixture
Find the match by club, league, date or stadium from the Footbeen catalogue.
2. Mark it attended
Add the match to your diary, including old games you went to before you installed the app.
3. Watch the map grow
Your stadiums, countries, stats and challenges update from the matches you have actually logged.
Match map vs stadium map
The football stadium map is for exploring grounds. The match map is your personal record of games attended at those grounds. Use both together when planning a trip, logging a derby, or chasing the 92 Club.
Useful next links
Football match diary
Keep dates, teams, scores and stadiums together for every match you attended.
Open guide →How to track matches attended
A practical guide to rebuilding your football history from old tickets, photos and memory.
Open guide →What is groundhopping?
Learn how fans collect grounds, plan football trips and track progress over time.
Open guide →Frequently asked
What is a football match map?
A football match map is a personal map built from the football matches you have attended. Each logged match links to a stadium, city, country and competition.
Can I map old football matches I attended?
Yes. Footbeen includes a match catalogue going back to 2010, so you can add older attended matches and rebuild your map from memory, tickets or photos.
Is Footbeen also a stadium map?
Yes. The match map and stadium map work together: log the match, mark the ground visited, and see your football journey grow on the map.
