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Northern Ireland 1990-92 home shirt by Umbro as worn in qualification for Euro '92. Northern Ireland failed to qualify for the finals as they finished third in their group behind Yugoslavia and Denmark.
Parma 1990-91 home shirt by Umbro as worn in the side's first season back in Serie as the 'Golden Era' commenced with Nevio Scala guiding I Crociati into the UEFA Cup
Scotland 1991-94 player shirt by Umbro believed to have been issued to or match worn by Durie during the period 1991-94.
Correct player size print professionally machine stitched, fully embroidered crest and Umbro logo with capital letters and ®, blue Umbro collar label, long-sleeved.
Wales 1980 player shirt by adidas believed to have been match worn by Flynn for the 1980 British Home Championship match against Scotland, played at Hampden Park on 21st May 1980.
West Ham United 1985-87 home shirt by adidas with great vintage design as worn when the side finished 3rd in the First Division under boss John Lyall.
France 1992-94 adidas prototype of the home shirt produced for Euro '92. This version of the shirt includes slight differences to the final design including a different shirt pattern. The final version has a downwards striped pattern whereas this version has a diagonal pattern. This shirt also features the Adidas Trefoil logo rather than the updated 'three-stripe' logo eventually worn by Cantona and co at the tournament
Soviet Union 1988-89 home shirt by adidas worn as the side progressed to the Euro 88 final only to be beaten by Holland, opponents who they had previously defeated in the group stage. The side also destroyed England and Italy on their way to the final.
Ireland 1992-94 home shirt by adidas as worn in Ireland's successful 1994 World Cup qualification campaign.
West Germany 1990-92 Home Shirt by adidas. Perhaps the most iconic football shirt of all time, as worn at the Italia '90 World Cup when Franz Beckenbauer's outfit memorably defeated a Gascoigne-inspired England in the Semi-Finals before an Andy Brehme penalty in the Final saw off Maradona's Argentina to crown the side World Champions for the third time.
Wales 1987 player shirt believed to have been worn by Van Den Hauwe for the 1988 European Championship Qualifying Group 6 match against Denmark, played at Ninian Park in Cardiff on 9th September 1987.
