West Germany 1982 Away Retro Shirt

West Germany 1982 Away Retro Shirt

From Sepp Herberger, Fritz Walter, Helmut Rahn and 'Das Wunder von Bern'; and Helmut Schön with Der Kaiser and Der Bomber in Brussels and Munich; and Stadio Olimpico Rome twice, first with Jupp Durwall, Bernard Dietz and Hörst Hrubesch, and then again ten years later with Franz Beckenbauer, Lothar Matthüas and Andreas Brehme; to Berti Vogts, Jürgen Klinsman and an Oliver Bierhoff Wembley Stadium 'Golden Goal'; and Joachim Löwe, Philipp Lahm and Mario Götze in Maracanã, the Men's National Team has four FIFA World Titles and three UEFA European Titles. Deutscher Fußball-Bund und Score Draw Official Retro. DFB Kultige Retro-Fußballtrikots.

DFB Männer-Nationalmannschaft iconic pinstripe design. Worn in Stadion Śląski Chorzów in the international friendly 0-2 away win versus Poland in September 1981 when Klaus Fischer and Karl-Heinze Rummenigge claimed the goals. A month later the door to qualification for the FIFA World Cup Finals España '82 was opened with a 1-3 win versus Austria in Praterstadion Vienna when Pierre Littbarski scored a brace on his international debut. As Kicker Sportmagazin put it:- "Littbarski schoss den Weg zur WM frei!" Pierre Littbarski was involved again at Wembley Stadium in October 1982, assisting both Karl-Heinze Rummenigge goals in the 1-2 international friendly victory versus England when ex-1.FC Köln striker Tony Woodcock scored for England. Kicker Sportmagazin again:- "Gegan Rummenigges Tore war England machtlos".

West Germany Score Draw Official Retro Shirt Match:

England 1 v 2 West Germany.

Wednesday 13 October 1982.

Wembley Stadium.

Attendance 68,000.

West Germany: 1.Harald Schumacher. 2.Manfred Kaltz. 3.Gerd Strack. 4.Karlheinz Förster (13.Holger Hieronymus). 5.Bernd Förster. 6.Wolfgang Dremmler. 7.Hans-Peter Briegal. 8.Norbert Meier (15.Pierre Littbarski). 9.Klaus Allofs (14.Stephan Engels). 10.Lotthar Matthäus. 11.Karl-Heinze Rummenigge.

West Germany 1982 World Cup Finals Squad:

1.Harald Schumacher (1.FC Köln). 2.Hans-Peter Briegal (1.FC Kaiserslautern). 3.Paul Breitner (Bayern Munich). 4.Karlheinz Förster (VfB Stuttgart). 5.Bernd Förster (VfB Stuttgart). 6.Wolfgang Dremmler (Bayern Munich). 7.Pierre Littbarski (1.FC Köln). 8.Klaus Fischer (1.FC Köln). 9.Horst Hrubesch (Hamburger FC). 10.Hansi Müller (VfB Stuttgart). 11.Karl-Heinze Rummenigge (Bayern Munich). 12.Wilfried Hannes (Borussia Mönchengladbach). 13.Uwe Reinders (Werder Bremen). 14.Felix Magath (Hamburger SV). 15.Uli Stielike (Real Madrid). 16.Thomas Allofs (Fortuna Dūsseldorf). 17.Stephan Engels (1.FC Köln). 18.Lothar Matthäus (Borussia Mönchengladbach). 19.Holger Hieronymus (Hamburger SV). 20.Manfred Kaltz (Hamburger SV). 21.Bernd Franke (Eintracht Braunschweig). 22.Eike Immel (Borussia Dortmund).