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West Germany 1978 World Cup Finals 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.
Led by Jupp Derwall and captained by Berti Vogts FIFA World Champions West Germany opened the Argentina '78 tournament with a 0-0 draw versus Poland in River Plate Stadium - Estadio Monumental. Then Mexico were beaten 6-0 in Cõrdoba with Dieter Müller, Hansi Müller, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge with two, and Heinz Flohe with two, scoring the goals. Then another 0-0 draw in Cõrdoba this time versus Tunisia qualified West Germany for the second round group stage. Back to Estadio Monumental for another 0-0 draw against Italy, and then the defining match versus Netherlands where goals from Rüdiger Abramczick and Dieter Müller weren't enough in the 2-2 draw in Cõrdoba, as West Germany really needed to win. The last second round group stage match saw Karl-Heinze Rummenigge and Bernd Hölzenbein score in the 2-3 defeat to Austria, again in Cõrdoba. The West Germany 1978 World Cup Finals Shirt remained in service all the way up to the last game before the 1980 UEFA European Championship Final, and Lothar Matthäus made his debut for the Men's National Team wearing the shirt in the 3-2 UEFA '80 victory versus Netherlands in Stadio San Paolo Naples when Klaus Allofs bagged a hat-trick.
West Germany Score Draw Official Retro Shirt Match:
West Germany 0 v 0 Poland.
Thursday 1 June 1978.
FIFA World Cup Finals Group 2.
Estadio Monumental Buenos Aires.
Attendance 67,579.
West Germany: 1.Sepp Maier. 2.Berti Vogts. 4.Rolf Rüssman. 5.Manfred Kaltz. 6.Rainer Bonhof. 7.Rüdiger Abramzcik. 8.Herbert Zimmerman. 9.Klaus Fischer. 10.Heinz Flohe. 15.Erich Beer. 20.Hansi Müller.
West Germany 1978 FIFA World Cup Finals Squad:
1.Sepp Maier (Bayern Munich). 2.Bertie Vogts (Borussia Mönchengladbach). 3.Bernard Dietz (MSV Duisburg). 4.Rolf Rüssman (Schalke 04). 5.Manfred Kaltz (Hamburger SV). 6.Rainer Bonhof (Borussia Mönchengladbach). 7.Rüdiger Abramczik (Schalke 04). 8.Herbert Zimmerman (1.FC Köln). 9.Klaus Fischer (Schalke 04). 10.Heinz Flohe (1.FC Köln). 11.Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (Bayern Munich). 12.Hans-Georg Schwarzenbeck (Bayern Munich). 13.Harald Konopka (1.FC Köln). 14.Dieter Müller (1.FC Köln). 15.Erich Beer (Hertha BSC). 16.Bernhard Cullman (1.FC Köln). 17.Bernd Hölzenbein (Eintracht Frankfurt). 18.Gerd Zewe (Fortuna Düsseldorf). 19.Ronald Worm (MSV Duisburg). 20.Hansi Müller (VfB Stuttgart). 21.Rudolph Kargus (Hamburger SV). 22.Dieter Burdenski (Werder Bremen).
