In addition to Arsenal, he also played for Manchester City in the Premier League, as well as Peterborough United, Birmingham City, and Queens Park Rangers in the Football League. His stop from Sheffield United's Paul Peschisolido in the 2002-03 FA Cup was dubbed "one of the greatest ever." Seaman made his debut for Arsenal in a 3-1 win over Sunderland on 14 August 1990. He scored his first goal for the club two weeks later against Leeds United at Highbury. In all, he played 171 games for the Gunners, scoring 32 goals before moving to City in 1993. There, he won the First Division title in 1994-95 after a last-minute winner away to Wimbledon. He left City by mutual consent in 1997 and had short spells with Peterborough and Birmingham before ending his career with QPR in 2000. He returned to London during the 2001 season to see out his contract with QPR. He made a total of 5 appearances without scoring a goal for the Hoops. After his retirement, Seaman took up a coaching position with City under-15s. He was given a hero's welcome when he returned to Emirates Stadium in February 2012 to watch his former team beat Chelsea in the FA Cup. He later became a coach on Tyneside where he worked with the under-18s before leaving in October 2013 to take up a role with the Jamaica national team.