Spain have just launched their home jersey for the 2010 World Cup and the design has a 1980s feel about it. Adidas have once again manufactured this World Cup kit, which is the usual red with a hint of blue on the sleeve and neck areas, and yellow Adidas stripes up the arms and shoulders. The Adidas logo is featured on the top centre part of the shirt and the Spanish badge is on the left of the shirt. This shirt is paired with blue shorts.
Spain continued their fantastic form from Euro 2008, by winning all ten of their group matches in World Cup qualification, easily finishing top of the table, making their way to the tournament in South Africa. The Spain World Cup home jersey was debuted in a friendly match against Argentina on Saturday 14th November, which was to celebrate the centenary of the Spanish Football Federation. Spain won this match 2-1 thanks to a double from Xabi Alonso. Lionel Messi had equalised for Argentina with a penalty.
The kit was launched at the Kinepolis cinema complex in Pozuelo, Madrid. Many regard Spain as favourites to win their first ever World Cup and they will be hoping that this new kit brings them even more good luck.
Written by Stephen Whiteford, a sports writer who blogs about cheap football shirts.
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goood
me encanto el color del jersey de Espana. Ademas tiene el color azul que es el color de la paz. Soy de Nepal y en nuestra bandera tambien tiene los dos colores.
t sher chile
Any news on when the updated (one star) jersey will be out?
i also wonder where the new jersey with a star will be launched
nice
The new one -whith the star- is coming down. In Spain will be launched next monday and my 6 years old son is getting nervous.
Is something to keep the whole life. I´ve been waiting 43 years.
spain jersey with a star jersey come out now. you can contact me to check and get,
my email : lovejerseys@gmail.com
This game is pretty craptacular. It’s barely better than Fifa 2010. Konami Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 has much better gameplay and is MUCH more realistic.
It lacks the team names (though you can modify and add them) as well as the logos, but it’s so much more enjoyable to play. (And it DOES have player names, tecmo-bowl style) The FIFA games are ridiculous nonsense that don’t resemble soccer at all. It’s like playing foosball.