2010 Spain Away Shirt Iniesta 6 World Cup Final v Netherlands [Excellent] M

2010 Spain Away Shirt Iniesta 6 World Cup Final v Netherlands, Adidas’ deep navy change shirt finished with Andrés Iniesta’s number 6 and Netherlands v Spain final match detail below the badge. This is the colour Spain wore at Soccer City on 11 July 2010 when Iniesta struck in the 116th minute to beat the Netherlands 1-0 and deliver the first World Cup in Spanish football history. Few international shirts are defined by a single player and a single moment as completely as the navy Spain shirt and Iniesta 6.

Wear to inner neck print and climacool print [Pictured]

The dark navy base is cut through by red and yellow detailing drawn from the Spanish flag, with Adidas three-stripe trim across the shoulders, the national crest and period World Cup styling completing the South Africa 2010 look. Adidas Climacool fabric gives the shirt the lightweight technical construction of the era, while the yellow Iniesta 6 nameset stands sharply against the navy reverse. The World Cup Final match detail on the front takes the design beyond the standard tournament away shirt and fixes it to the night Spain reached the summit of world football.

The entire story of Spain’s greatest footballing night sits behind the number 6. After a goalless 90 minutes, Cesc Fàbregas found Iniesta in extra time and the midfielder drove home the winner before being named Man of the Match. His celebration, revealing a tribute to the late Dani Jarque, became one of the defining images of the tournament. Spain arrived in South Africa as European champions and left as world champions for the first time, with Iniesta 6 delivering the moment that sealed it.