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Trying to achieve what would be a first World Cup qualification since 1974 and just a second overall, Australia's pursuit of a place at the 1994 tournament in the United States would end in play-off disappointment - just as was the case with so...

This Argentina Legends Sweater honours the players who made the world stop and watch, from the heroes of ’78 and the magic of ’86 to the unforgettable glory of 2022. Finished with premium embroidered detailing and made to carry a beautiful football story into...

Dick Advocaat led the Dutch into the 1994 World Cup for what would be the first of his three spells in charge of the national team. A new and exciting side was emerging with a thrilling attack led by Dennis Bergkamp who had burst...

This unique recycled bag is made out of a classic football shirt. Recycling is the key word for this concept, which we introduced in 2006 in collaboration with Industrial Designer Mélanie Iten from Switzerland. The classic football shirts are carefully selected from different sources....

This unique recycled bag is made out of a classic football shirt. Recycling is the key word for this concept, which we introduced in 2006 in collaboration with Industrial Designer Mélanie Iten from Switzerland. The classic football shirts are carefully selected from different sources....

The previous season had brought a historical best 6th placed finish in the Premiership, but Wimbledon maintained their high standards during the 1994-95 season too and managed a highly respectable 9th place. Joe Kinnear’s side achieved this despite the expensive sale of defender John...

The first half of the 1960s was a great time for Real Betis under legendary president Benito Villamarín. The club acquired its own stadium and thrived in La Liga following its return in 1959. For the next five seasons Betis always finished in the...

A number ten, a playmaker, an unerring finisher, a devastating set-piece taker, a physical powerhouse, endlessly brave, a leader of men, an inspiration, an otherworldly talent. Quite simply Diego Armando Maradona was all of these things and one of the few footballers in history...

New designs have been added to the socks collection to relive some iconic football history moments. A collection of socks produced in Italy using the highest quality materials and traditional craftsmanship. The socks are individually constructed on a 200-needle knitting machine using soft combed...

Five World Cups. One nation. A way of playing that no one has ever matched. This Brazil Legends Sweater honours the players who turned football into an art form, from the icons who defined generations to the flair, creativity and joy that made Brazil...

That Spain even qualified for the 1984 European Championships was akin to a miracle. Needing to defeat Malta by an eleven-goal margin in their final group fixture to top their qualifying group, the Spanish incredibly won 12-1. When in France at the tournament proper,...

All our ‘Designed by…’ T-shirts have football as inspiration and the collection consists of over 125 different styles. We create our T-shirts in collaboration with some of the greatest graphic artists and famous football photographers from all over the world. The superior quality ‘Made...

With FC Luzern approaching its sixth decade as a force in the Swiss game, the 1959 - 60 season was a breakthrough campaign that saw die Leuchten win its first major honour - the Swiss Cup. In one of his earliest coaching roles Rudi...

Two relegations in the early 1970s took Watford back to the fourth tier of the English game for the first time since 1960. Under manager Mike Keen the club briefly bottomed out and sat last in the entire Football League, but the 1976 -...

This unique recycled bag is made out of a classic football shirt. Recycling is the key word for this concept, which we introduced in 2006 in collaboration with Industrial Designer Mélanie Iten from Switzerland. The classic football shirts are carefully selected from different sources....

American soccer was enjoying a very high profile in 1976 thanks to the success of the North American Soccer League, but that success had not extended as far as the US national team. Former 1960s international Walt Chyzowych had the role of Director of...

1930 was a historic year in football with the introduction of the FIFA World Cup™, the competition which would officially decide the best footballing nation on earth. The first tournament was hosted in Uruguay with thirteen nations and has grown ever since in size...

As the 1950s drew to an end the Dutch national side was under the management of Romanian Elek Schwartz and enjoying varying fortunes. The calendar year of 1959 brought a heavy defeat in West Germany, but also crushing home wins over Belgium and Norway....

The 1980s was a strong time for the FC St.Gallen 1879. Under its influential coach Helmuth Johannsen, the 1983-84 season brought European football for only the second time in the club's history. The goals of attacking trio Martin Gisinger, Paul Friberg and Manfred Braschler...

With no previous club management experience, Udo Lattek took charge of Bayern in 1970 and celebrated the first of six Bundesliga titles he would win in Munich at the end of the 1971-72 season. To a team built around the backbone of Maier, Beckenbauer...

Club Brugge accumulated Belgian titles with ease during the 1970s, winning five of them between 1973 and 1980. The following decade proved challenging for the club to recapture former glories. The title was lost on goal difference in 1986, but it was clear that...

In what would be the last season in charge of the long-serving Hungarian coach Péter Pázmándy, Servette had to be content with a runners-up finish in the Swiss League along with qualification for the following season’s UEFA Cup. The Geneva side finished three points...

For many, a FIFA tournament™ starts when the opening game is kicked-off. But for Panini-lovers, it all starts months earlier. Their eyes light up when seeing a shiny foil badge in a newly opened packet of stickers. For generations, football-lovers have been collecting the...

The 1976-77 season was one of firsts for Real Betis as the club won its first-ever Copa del Rey title and qualified for Europe for the first time as a result. Español was dispatched in the semi-final to set up a final encounter for...

A number ten, a playmaker, an unerring finisher, a devastating set-piece taker, a physical powerhouse, endlessly brave, a leader of men, an inspiration, an otherworldly talent. Quite simply Diego Armando Maradona was all of these things and one of the few footballers in history...

A number ten, a playmaker, an unerring finisher, a devastating set-piece taker, a physical powerhouse, endlessly brave, a leader of men, an inspiration, an otherworldly talent. Quite simply Diego Armando Maradona was all of these things and one of the few footballers in history...

The 1998 - 99 season was a landmark one in the history of FC Lorient as the Brittany club kicked off its first-ever Ligue 1 campaign. The architect of the club's rise was coach Christian Gourcuff who managed the club for a quarter of...

1930 was a historic year in football with the introduction of the FIFA World Cup™, the competition which would officially decide the best footballing nation on earth. The first tournament was hosted in Uruguay with thirteen nations and has grown ever since in size...

Qualification for the 1986 World Cup was secured by Portugal in their final group match thanks to a Carlos Manuel winner to defeat West Germany. This famous victory in Stuttgart ensured that the José Torres-led team edged out Sweden and would travel to Mexico...

Czechoslovakia had missed out on qualification for the major summer tournaments of 1972 and 1974, so determination to make the finals tournament of the 1976 European Championships in Yugoslavia was high. Václav Ježek‘s team duly qualified from a tough group that featured England and...