2010 England Umbro 'South Africa' Away Shirt S
Condition - ExcellentSize - Small (36)Condition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, badges are excellent, great exampleDesign - Umbro Features - 'South Africa' embroidered below crest Players - Gerrard, Barry, Rooney, A.Cole, Gerrard, LampardDetails - Away shirt as worn when England competed in the 2010 World Cup with the squad making it out of their group as runners up behind the USA but were eliminated in the next round following a 4-1 loss to Germany which included a Frank Lampard goal not being awarded despite the ball crossing the line which would have levelled the match at 2-2, eventually leading to the introduction of goal line technology in 2012.
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$3,920.002010 England Umbro 'South Africa' Away Shirt S
Condition - ExcellentSize - Small (36)Condition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, badges are excellent, great exampleDesign - Umbro Features - 'South Africa' embroidered below crest Players - Gerrard, Barry, Rooney, A.Cole, Gerrard, LampardDetails - Away shirt as worn when England competed in the 2010 World Cup with the squad making it out of their group as runners up behind the USA but were eliminated in the next round following a 4-1 loss to Germany which included a Frank Lampard goal not being awarded despite the ball crossing the line which would have levelled the match at 2-2, eventually leading to the introduction of goal line technology in 2012.
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Condition - ExcellentSize - Small (36)Condition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, badges are excellent, great exampleDesign - Umbro Features - 'South Africa' embroidered below crest Players - Gerrard, Barry, Rooney, A.Cole, Gerrard, LampardDetails - Away shirt as worn when England competed in the 2010 World Cup with the squad making it out of their group as runners up behind the USA but were eliminated in the next round following a 4-1 loss to Germany which included a Frank Lampard goal not being awarded despite the ball crossing the line which would have levelled the match at 2-2, eventually leading to the introduction of goal line technology in 2012.
