2006-08 Australia Away Shirt - 5/10 - (XL)
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- Product Size: XL
- Condition: Good
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Defects:
- Three small holes to lower front
- some wear to crest
- the odd tiny bobble
- size details have worn away
- Item Number: AUSA06567259
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Away shirt as worn when the Socceroos competed in only their second World Cup and performed above expectations, making it out of the Group stages under boss Guus Hiddink. In the opening group game against Japan, Cahill became the first-ever Australian to score a World Cup goal and by scoring the second goal in the same game, he earned man of the match honours. Australia took eventual winners Italy all the way to injury time only for Fabio Grosso to take a dive in the penalty box. Totti stepped up under the pressure and calmly thumped in the winner to send the Socceroos home
2006-08 Australia Away Shirt - 5/10 - (XL)
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