Shirt World Cup 2010

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SIZE :
S = Long 58 cm x Wide 43 cm + Short
M = Long 63 cm x Wide 48 cm
L = Long 75 cm x Wide 53 cm
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Italy (Home)

Italy (Away)

Argentina (Home)

Argentina (Away)

Brazil (Home)

Brazil (Away)

Spain (Home)

Spain (Away)

France (Home)

France (Away)

England (Home)

England (Away)

Germany (Home)

Germany (Away)

Portugal (Home)

Portugal (Away)

Netherland (Home)

Netherland (Away)

Australia (Home)

Australia (Away)

Japan (Home) = Not Yet Confirm on Size L

Japan (Away) = Not Yet Confirm on Size L

Greece (Home) = Not Yet Confirm on Size L

Greece (Away) = Not Yet Confirm

Mexico (Home)

Mexico (Away) = Nothing

South Africa (Home) = Not Yet Confirm on Size M

South Africa (Away) = Nothing

South Korea (Home) = Not Yet Confirm on Size M

South Korea (Away) = Not Yet Confirm

Cote d'Ivoire (Home) = Not Yet Confirm on Size M

Cote d'Ivoire (Away) = Nothing

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Inter Milan as Winner UEFA Champions League 2009 / 2010

Final Match UEFA Champions League 2009 / 2010
Bayern Munchen vs Inter Milan
FC Bayern München 0-2 FC Internazionale Milano

The Italian side landed their first European Champion Clubs' Cup since 1965, and with it a special treble, thanks to two goals from Diego Milito.

FC Internazionale Milano have become the sixth club in history to win the treble of European Champion Clubs' Cup and domestic league and cup after their triumph in Madrid.

Scoring feats by Lionel Messi and Sinan Bolat, and landmark appearances from Andriy Shevchenko and Javier Zanetti are among the numbers crunched in UEFA.com's season review.

Italy joined Spain as the joint-most successful country in European Champion Clubs' Cup history after FC Internazionale Milano's final win in Madrid – the 12th by a Serie A side.

Jörg Butt pointed to a failure to produce their best form when it mattered most as the major cause of FC Bayern München's defeat in Madrid that brought a disappointing end to a fine season.

Thomas Müller summed up the view in FC Bayern München's dressing room, noting that FC Internazionale Milano were "just more clinical" as he looked back unhappily on missed chances.

José Mourinho joined an exclusive club with FC Internazionale Milano's victory in Madrid, becoming only the third man to lead two teams to the European Champion Clubs' Cup.

FC Barcelona's Lionel Messi missed out on two straight UEFA Champions League finals but can take consolation from being the competition's leading scorer for the second season running.

Villa: “I will give everything to the club”

Bayern Munchen as Winner DFB-Pokal 2009 / 2010

FC Bayern Munich as Winner DFB-Pokal
Afters beating SV Werder Bremen with 0-4