2016-17 England Match Issue Away L/S Shirt #12

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SKU: ENGA16333648
Product Size: M
Condition: Mint

Features:

  • Official print for #12
  • Heat pressed rubberised Nike logo and England crest, gold Authentic patch, more breathable lightweight material, product code not commercially available, long-sleeved
  • This design without a nameset or patches will have been worn by the Three Lions youth sides

2016-17 England Match Issue Away L/S Shirt #12

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Cool wash
Wash inside out
Cool iron
Do not tumble dry
Do not bleach
Do not use fabric softener

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Notes

A red Nike away shirt, this jersey is a symbol of the end of the Roy Hodgson era for the Three Lions. It was worn during Euro 2016 where thes side made it out of the Group Stage but bowed out at the round of 16 to Iceland. This shirt is remembered for being worn by brilliant players like Wayne Rooney, Harry Kane and Raheem Sterling, who showed their determination and skill despite a tough tournament. This shirt was worn in the 0-0 draw with Slovakia in the group stage, as well as in qualifying for the 2018 World Cup.

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