Dark green body with red Adidas three-stripes on the shoulders and sleeve cuffs, white-and-red layered V-neck collar, the Mexican eagle crest on the left chest, white Adidas logo centered above, and white #4 on the front. Printed beneath the crest: "France – México — June 17, 2010 — Polokwane." R. MARQUEZ in white across the back with a white #4, MEXICO stitched at the back neckline, and red accent panels under the arms. FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010 patch on the right sleeve. This is a match-specific edition — tied to one game, one date, one city.
June 17, 2010. Polokwane. México vs. France. El Tri walked into that match and dismantled the reigning World Cup finalists 2-0. Javier Hernández scored, Cuauhtémoc Blanco converted a penalty, and Rafa Márquez marshaled the defense like the Barcelona-trained captain he was. France was in complete disarray — the squad imploded during that tournament with the infamous bus boycott — and México took full advantage. It was one of the most satisfying results in Mexican football history.
Rafa Márquez is the greatest defender in the history of Mexican football — five World Cups, a Champions League with Barcelona, and the captain's armband for over a decade. A match-specific edition with his name on it, from the night México humiliated France, is an extraordinary find.
Size: L
Dark green body with red Adidas three-stripes on the shoulders and sleeve cuffs, white-and-red layered V-neck collar, the Mexican eagle crest on the left chest, white Adidas logo centered above, and white #4 on the front. Printed beneath the crest: "France – México — June 17, 2010 — Polokwane." R. MARQUEZ in white across the back with a white #4, MEXICO stitched at the back neckline, and red accent panels under the arms. FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010 patch on the right sleeve. This is a match-specific edition — tied to one game, one date, one city.
June 17, 2010. Polokwane. México vs. France. El Tri walked into that match and dismantled the reigning World Cup finalists 2-0. Javier Hernández scored, Cuauhtémoc Blanco converted a penalty, and Rafa Márquez marshaled the defense like the Barcelona-trained captain he was. France was in complete disarray — the squad imploded during that tournament with the infamous bus boycott — and México took full advantage. It was one of the most satisfying results in Mexican football history.
Rafa Márquez is the greatest defender in the history of Mexican football — five World Cups, a Champions League with Barcelona, and the captain's armband for over a decade. A match-specific edition with his name on it, from the night México humiliated France, is an extraordinary find.
Size: L
