Soka Nations Spain T-Shirt

Name: Soka Nations Spain T-Shirt
Brand: Soka New Releases
SKU: V5143.0109
Price: 15.84 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Red - Navy Blue ref. SO_V5143.0109 | ref. proveedor V5143.0109

Nowadays, blue is reserved for the shorts, but in the 1990s it was also part of the shirt. Spain arrived at Euro 1996 with a brilliant generation of players led by Fernando Hierro and Andoni Zubizarreta and coached by the controversial Javier Clemente. After playing a match that captivated the nation, Spain lost to England on penalties in the quarter-finals at Wembley. One for the history books, a shirt where the blue on the front was almost as prominent as the red.

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