Ultra-rare away shirt as worn at the 2006 World Cup when, after a slow start, Zidane and co rolled back the years to reach the Final. Raymond Domenech's talented squad failed to win in their opening two games and needed a 2-0 win over Togo to secure progression from Group G. In the knockout stages, Les Bleus came out firing, brushing aside Spain, Brazil and Portugal to set up a showdown with hosts Italy for the trophy. In Golden Ball winner Zidane's last game for France, he scored an early Panenka penalty before Marco Materazzi restored parity. That same duo would later play out one of the most iconic moments in World Cup history when Zizou was sent off in extra-time for a headbutt on Materazzi. Without their star man, France fell agonisingly short, losing 5-4 in a tense penalty shootout. An eternal icon and still beloved in France, Zidane retired after the match having appeared 108 times for his country - leaving behind him magic, memories, 31 goals and two major tournament trophies