2002-04 England Away Shirt, Umbro’s distinctive red design from the 2002 World Cup with navy detailing, embroidered Three Lions crest and unique reversible construction. The shirt is closely tied to England’s 1-0 victory over Argentina in Sapporo, when David Beckham converted the decisive penalty in one of the defining moments of his international career.
The red outer features navy stitching, matching collar and cuff panels and St George’s Cross detailing, with white Umbro branding providing a clean contrast across the chest. Turned inside out, the construction reveals a navy alternative design with red side panels and an England flag badge, making it one of the most unusual England shirts Umbro produced.
Released for Sven-Göran Eriksson’s England side, the design featured throughout the 2002 World Cup campaign as a squad containing Beckham, Michael Owen, Paul Scholes, Rio Ferdinand and Ashley Cole reached the quarter-finals. Its reversible build, strong red-and-navy colour code and connection to the Argentina victory give this shirt a clear identity within England’s early-2000s Umbro era.