Score Draw Retro England 1998 World Cup Home Shirt - White

Return to a time when the Spice Girls were prominent, David Beckham had floppy hair, and a fresh f...

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Return to a time when the Spice Girls were prominent, David Beckham had floppy hair, and a fresh faced Michael Owen burst onto the scene, with this Score Draw England 1998 World Cup Finals Shirt. Remember the time when a young Michael Owen picked up a David Beckham pass on the half way line before shredding the Argentinian defence and slamming the ball in the back of the net to the rapturous cheers of English fans the world over. The year was 1998. The location was France. Under Glenn Hoddles guidance, England looked promising until the inevitable penalty shootout shattered dreams. Now, thanks to Score Draw, you can go retro with the faithfully recreated England 1998 World Cup Finals Shirt. Please note Score Draw products are subject to extended customisation timeframes. If you choose to personalise your shirt with a player name/number, please allow an additional 7-10 days for your order to be fulfilled. Retro England 1998 football shirt. Short sleeves. Authentic details. Officially licensed. Get kitted out for 2024 European Championships in Germany with this officially licensed England retro football shirt. A memorable England home shirt worn by the team during the World cup in France 1998. England started the group stage with a 2-0 victory over Tunisia, before a last minute defeat to Romania in the second match - thankfully a 2-0 victory over Colombia was enough to see England progress to the last 16 where Argentina awaited. A frantic opening 10 minutes saw a goal for either side, before an iconic goal from a young Michael Owen put England in front. A Javier Zanetti equaliser followed before a moment of madness from David Beckham which saw him get sent off. The game remained 2-2 after extra time and went to penalties. Unfortunately for England, Paul Ince and David Batty missed their spotkicks and the Three Lions tasted penalty heartbreak again.

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