ENGLAND AWAY SHIRT 2004-2006 M
Step back into the exciting era of English football with the England Away Shirt from 2004-2006, now available in size M. This memorable red jersey represents the spirit and resilience of the Three Lions during notable tournaments, including the 2004 UEFA European Championship and the 2006 FIFA World Cup.
Key Features:
- Authentic Design: Faithful replica of the 2004-2006 England away shirt, reflecting the style worn by the national team in this period.
- Quality Fabric: Made from premium, breathable polyester to ensure comfort and durability whether you're on the pitch or off.
- Distinctive Details: Features the iconic red color, complemented by white and blue accents, the England crest, and Umbro branding.
- Perfect Fit: Size M offers a tailored, athletic fit, making it ideal for both everyday wear and sporting activities.
- Historical Importance: Embodies a significant time in English football, allowing fans to relive and celebrate past glories.
Tournament Highlights:
- 2004 UEFA European Championship: England reached the quarter-finals, showcasing memorable performances by stars like Wayne Rooney and David Beckham before a heartbreaking penalty shootout loss to Portugal.
- 2006 FIFA World Cup: The Three Lions made it to the quarter-finals, once again falling to Portugal in a dramatic match that ended in a penalty shootout.
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ENGLAND AWAY SHIRT 2004-2006 M
Step back into the exciting era of English football with the England Away Shirt from 2004-2006, now available in size M. This memorable red jersey represents the spirit and resilience of the Three Lions during notable tournaments, including the 2004 UEFA European Championship and the 2006 FIFA World Cup.
Key Features:
- Authentic Design: Faithful replica of the 2004-2006 England away shirt, reflecting the style worn by the national team in this period.
- Quality Fabric: Made from premium, breathable polyester to ensure comfort and durability whether you're on the pitch or off.
- Distinctive Details: Features the iconic red color, complemented by white and blue accents, the England crest, and Umbro branding.
- Perfect Fit: Size M offers a tailored, athletic fit, making it ideal for both everyday wear and sporting activities.
- Historical Importance: Embodies a significant time in English football, allowing fans to relive and celebrate past glories.
Tournament Highlights:
- 2004 UEFA European Championship: England reached the quarter-finals, showcasing memorable performances by stars like Wayne Rooney and David Beckham before a heartbreaking penalty shootout loss to Portugal.
- 2006 FIFA World Cup: The Three Lions made it to the quarter-finals, once again falling to Portugal in a dramatic match that ended in a penalty shootout.
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Step back into the exciting era of English football with the England Away Shirt from 2004-2006, now available in size M. This memorable red jersey represents the spirit and resilience of the Three Lions during notable tournaments, including the 2004 UEFA European Championship and the 2006 FIFA World Cup.
Key Features:
- Authentic Design: Faithful replica of the 2004-2006 England away shirt, reflecting the style worn by the national team in this period.
- Quality Fabric: Made from premium, breathable polyester to ensure comfort and durability whether you're on the pitch or off.
- Distinctive Details: Features the iconic red color, complemented by white and blue accents, the England crest, and Umbro branding.
- Perfect Fit: Size M offers a tailored, athletic fit, making it ideal for both everyday wear and sporting activities.
- Historical Importance: Embodies a significant time in English football, allowing fans to relive and celebrate past glories.
Tournament Highlights:
- 2004 UEFA European Championship: England reached the quarter-finals, showcasing memorable performances by stars like Wayne Rooney and David Beckham before a heartbreaking penalty shootout loss to Portugal.
- 2006 FIFA World Cup: The Three Lions made it to the quarter-finals, once again falling to Portugal in a dramatic match that ended in a penalty shootout.
