Celebrate a memorable chapter in Spanish international football with the Spain 2002 Away Retro Football Jersey. Representing Spain's campaign at the 2002 FIFA World Cup in South Korea and Japan, this classic white design recalls a talented generation that came close to reaching the tournament's final stages. Under head coach José Antonio Camacho, Spain produced an impressive group-stage performance, defeating Slovenia 3–1, Paraguay 3–1 and South Africa 3–2 to finish top of Group B with a perfect nine points. The team subsequently overcame the Republic of Ireland in a dramatic penalty shootout before suffering a controversial quarter-final elimination against co-hosts South Korea.
The Spanish squad featured an outstanding combination of experienced internationals and emerging stars. Raúl was the team's attacking leader, scoring three goals during the tournament, while Fernando Morientes also contributed three goals, including a decisive strike against Ireland in the Round of 16. Captain Fernando Hierro provided leadership and defensive experience, supported by talented players including Carles Puyol, Iván Helguera and Miguel Ángel Nadal. Creative midfielders Juan Carlos Valerón, Gaizka Mendieta and Luis Enrique added technical quality, while young winger Joaquín demonstrated the attacking potential of Spain's next generation. Goalkeeper Iker Casillas also played an important role, particularly during the penalty shootout victory over Ireland.
The away jersey features a clean white base with contrasting red detailing that reflects Spain's traditional national colours. Red shoulder stripes create a distinctive early-2000s appearance, while the red-trimmed collar and sleeve cuffs provide additional contrast. Patterned red side panels add depth to the design, complemented by subtle yellow accents associated with the Spanish national flag. The national team crest is prominently displayed on the chest, completing the classic international football aesthetic.
Closely associated with Spain's impressive group-stage victories, dramatic knockout matches and a generation of legendary players, this retro jersey captures the spirit of the 2002 World Cup. Its elegant white-and-red colour scheme makes it a distinctive collector's piece celebrating Spanish football history.
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Spain 2002 Away Jersey
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Size Guidance (Retro Jersey)
Size Chest (in) Length (in) Rec. Height (ft/in) Rec. Weight (lb) S 39 28 65–67 121–132 M 41 28 67–69 132–154 L 43 29 69–71 154–176 XL 44 30 71–75 176–198 XXL 46 31 75–79 198–220 Note: All sizes are for reference only. Manual measurement may result in an error of ±1 inch.
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Season Information
Information Details Year 2002 National Team Spain Country Spain Competition 2002 FIFA World Cup Host Nations South Korea and Japan Tournament Result Quarter-finals Group Stage Group B Winners – 9 points Group Stage Record 3 matches, 3 wins, 0 draws, 0 losses Group Stage Results Spain 3–1 Slovenia; Spain 3–1 Paraguay; South Africa 2–3 Spain Round of 16 Spain 1–1 Republic of Ireland – Won 3–2 on penalties Quarter-finals Spain 0–0 South Korea – Lost 3–5 on penalties Head Coach José Antonio Camacho Captain Fernando Hierro Top Scorers Raúl and Fernando Morientes – 3 goals each Key Players Raúl, Fernando Morientes, Fernando Hierro, Iker Casillas, Carles Puyol, Juan Carlos Valerón, Luis Enrique, Joaquín Kit Type Away Primary Colour White Secondary Colours Red and yellow Front Sponsor None – National Team Jersey Design White base, red collar and sleeve detailing, red shoulder stripes and patterned side panels Historical Significance Spain's unbeaten run through normal and extra time at the 2002 World Cup, ending in a controversial quarter-final against South Korea Spain entered the 2002 FIFA World Cup with a talented squad led by José Antonio Camacho. The team dominated Group B, winning all three matches against Slovenia, Paraguay and South Africa. Spain then defeated the Republic of Ireland on penalties in the Round of 16 before facing co-hosts South Korea in the quarter-finals. Despite having two potential winning goals controversially disallowed, Spain were eliminated following a penalty shootout. Raúl and Fernando Morientes finished as the team's leading scorers with three goals each, while young goalkeeper Iker Casillas emerged as one of the tournament's most promising players.
Rec. Player Printing Options
For the Spain 2002 Away Jersey, authentic 2002 FIFA World Cup player names and official tournament squad numbers are recommended. All numbers below correspond to Spain's final World Cup squad.
Best Printing Choice: RAUL 7
Other Strong Options: MORIENTES 9 / HIERRO 6 / PUYOL 5 / VALERON 17 / JOAQUIN 22
Printing Recommendation RAUL 7 Raúl was Spain's leading attacking star and scored three goals during the tournament. His iconic number 7 makes him the strongest overall printing choice. MORIENTES 9 Fernando Morientes scored three goals at the 2002 World Cup, including two against Paraguay and one against the Republic of Ireland. An excellent choice for celebrating Spain's attacking performances. HIERRO 6 Fernando Hierro captained Spain during the tournament and provided leadership, defensive experience and important goals. A classic choice representing the team's experienced generation. PUYOL 5 Carles Puyol was an emerging defensive star who would become one of Spain's greatest defenders. An outstanding selection for collectors of early-career international shirts. VALERON 17 Juan Carlos Valerón was a technically gifted playmaker who scored against Slovenia and contributed creativity throughout the tournament. JOAQUIN 22 Joaquín Sánchez was an exciting young winger whose pace, dribbling and attacking ability made him one of Spain's most promising players. DETAILED RECOMMENDATION
We recommend RAUL 7 as the best printing choice for the Spain 2002 Away Jersey. Raúl was Spain's most recognisable attacking player during the 2002 World Cup, scoring three goals and leading a talented generation of Spanish footballers. His legendary number 7 remains one of the most iconic combinations in Spanish football history.
MORIENTES 9 is an equally compelling alternative, celebrating Spain's joint-leading tournament goalscorer and his important contributions against Paraguay and Ireland. HIERRO 6 honours the team's experienced captain, while PUYOL 5 represents the emergence of a future Spanish football legend.
For historical significance, international recognition and collector appeal, RAUL 7 remains the preferred choice.
