Photo Gallery Kahn Plays Final Game
Oliver Kahn takes to the field for his farewell game on Tuesday evening at the Allianz Arena, Munich.
The sell-out crowd of 69,000 came to watch Kahn in goal for Bayern Munich against the German national team.
Kahn stood in line next to his old team mates Mark von Bommel and Luca Toni as cheers of "Oli, Oli," rang out around the stadium.
Kahn posed with the Bayern Munich team for the last time. Between 1994 and 2008 he played 429 league games and 103 Champions League games for the team.
Kahn won the German league title five times and won the Champions League once, in 2001. He was named world's best goalkeeper in 1999, 2001 and 2002.
His wife Simone was there to applaud Kahn's career finale.
It was business as usual on the field with Kahn barking orders at his defenders.
In just the third minute he had to save a goal after Bastian Schweinsteiger attempted to score.
Piotr Trochowski scored in the 33rd minute, preventing Kahn from finishing with a clean sheet.
... Much to the annoyance of the Kahn fans in the stadium.
With his usual passion, Kahn kept up the pressure on his team. It worked -- Miroslav Klose tied the game for Bayern in the 51st minute.
And then it was over. Kahn came off after 75 minutes and did a lap of honor. He described the game as the "greatest moment" of his career.
The 39-year-old ran his victory lap to the the tune of "Time to Say Goodbye."
The he disappeared down the tunnel and headed to the changing rooms.
His fans chanted his name for well over a minute, bidding him farewell.
Guests were then invited to a farewell party in Munich to celebrate Kahn's 14 years at the club.
