Barnet 0–3 Woking (FA Cup first round second replay) 1986 – Finchley 1–2 Walthamstow Avenue (London Senior Cup Final) 1988 – England U15 1–0 Brazil U15 (friendly) 1989 – England Women 0–0 Finland Women (friendly) 1990 – Hayes 1–0 Cardiff City (FA Cup first round) 1991 – England U21 4–0 Republic of Ireland U21 (1992 European U21 Championship qualification) 1994 – England U21 1–0 Denmark U21 (friendly) 1994 – England Women 10–0 Slovenia Women (friendly) 1996 – England Women 3–0 Portugal Women (1997 Women's European Championship qualification) 2005 – Arsenal Ladies 3–0 Charlton Athletic Women (Women's Premier League Cup Final) 2005 – Ghana 0–0 Senegal (friendly) 2006 – Ghana 2–0 Togo (friendly) 2006 – England U17 2–2 Turkey U17 (FA International Tournament) 2006 – South Africa 1–0 Egypt (Nelson Mandela Challenge) 2007 – Ghana 4–1 Nigeria (friendly) 2007 – England U17 6–1 Northern Ireland U17 (friendly) 2019 – Brentford B 4–0 Harrow Borough (Middlesex Senior Cup Final) Brentford hosted the Zambia and India international teams in pre-season friendly matches in 1994 and 2000 respectively and England Amateurs in February 1967. Griffin Park hosted more FA Amateur Cup semi-finals than any other ground, with 9 matches played between 1947 and 1974. Tenants In 2002, London Broncos rugby league team moved to Griffin Park. The club stayed at Griffin Park until the 2006 season, when it was re-branded Harlequins RL and moved to The Stoop. The Broncos had earlier played two Rugby League Championship matches at Griffin Park during the 1995–96 season. Chelsea's reserve and youth teams played their home games at Griffin Park from the beginning of the 2007–08 season until the end of 2009–10. This agreement included the upgrading of the home dressing rooms in 2007. The reserve team returned to Griffin Park for a number of fixtures during the 2012–13 season. Rugby union club London Welsh considered moving to Griffin Park in 2012, but ultimately moved to the Kassam Stadium in Oxford. Other sports The first ever paying event at Griffin Park was a sports meeting on 29 July 1904, which included a wrestling match. Athletics, tennis and Gaelic football also took place at the ground. The Heinz baseball team played at the ground in the late 1900s, after gaining admittance to the National Baseball League of Great Britain and Ireland. Advertising Griffin Park is beneath the flightpath of London Heathrow Airport and the roofs of the New Road