Brazil 1960’s
In 1962, Brazil were able to achieve back-to-back World Cup victories by beating Czechoslovakia 3-1 in the final. Although Pele was a key part of the Brazillian team, it was Garrincha who was the star of the show and it was a brilliant performance from him, including two goals, which helped Brazil to a 3–1 win over England in the Quarter Finals.
This wonderful Brazil retro shirt is based around the familiar yellow and green, but with the words “BRASIL” written across the front of the shirt and five stars beneath it.
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Brazil 1970 Pele shirt
Pele was a veteran of four World Cups, but perhaps his finest hour was as captain of the 1970 World Cup winning team, who beat 4-1 in the final.
These classic Brazil football shirts are Limited Edition shirts, which commemorate his great achievement perfectly.
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Brazil 1982 World Cup
There is no doubting what was the greatest football team never to win a World Cup. The Brazil side of 1982 was simply breathtaking!
This Brazil football kit top is a wonderful example of a Brazil retro shirt and is a great way to remember the silky skills of Socrates, Junior, Eder and Zico.
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Brazil 1958 world Cup shirt.
£34.99
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Brazil 1958 / 1962 World Cup. Pictured is Garrincha who, after Pele was injured, almost won the World Cup for Brazil on his own in Chile. Garrincha was as brilliant on the pitch as he was wild off of it. He is known as the greatest dribbler in soccer history even though he was born with crippled legs. Besieged by marital & tax problems, Garrincha (the "songbird") died in January 1983 of alcohol abuse. More
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