2010 Season Mexico Away Matches

At the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, the Mexican national team competed in this jersey. In the group stage, they drew 1-1 with host nation South Africa, with Marquez equalizing via a powerful shot from a corner kick; they then defeated France 2-0, with Dos Santos scoring from distance and Hernandez making an impact as a substitute. After a 0-1 loss to Uruguay, they advanced as group runners-up. Their journey ended in the Round of 16 with a 1-3 defeat to Argentina. At 37, Blanco scored four goals, showcasing veteran prowess, while the team's attacking and defensive displays left a lasting impression on the tournament.
Crafted by Adidas, the jersey features a bold black base with red three-stripes on the shoulders, green accents on the cuffs and sides echoing the Mexican flag, and a sharp red-and-white contrast trim on the V-neck. Subtle diamond-patterned embossing on the body draws inspiration from traditional Mexican motifs. The embroidered federation crest on the chest contrasts sharply with the white brand logo. Equipped with ClimaCool technology, it balances retro aesthetics with on-field functionality.
For fans, this jersey stands as a testament to Mexico's World Cup breakthrough and generational transition—a vessel for memories of Blanco's legendary farewell and the rise of new stars. Its distinctive black palette breaks tradition, while cultural motifs add design depth. Combining tournament narrative with collectible rarity, it serves as a precious tribute to Mexico's iconic football journey through the 2010s.