2010 Season Spain Away Retro Kit

At the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, this blue-and-black away kit served as Spain's “lucky charm” in their first World Cup victory, embodying the legendary “two-year unbeaten streak.” Facing elimination in the final group stage match, the team wore it to defeat Chile 2-1 and escape the brink. In the quarterfinals against Paraguay, Villa's goal secured a 1-0 victory and a spot in the semifinals. For the final, clashing with the Netherlands' orange home kit, the blue-and-black jersey witnessed Iniesta's extra-time winner, sealing a 1-0 victory and lifting the championship trophy. This jersey immortalizes the rare blue-and-black battle of the “Red and Blue Army,” serving as a unique footnote in their championship journey.
It stands as the most distinctive witness to Spain's “dynasty,” its dual identity as both the “final jersey” and the “invincible jersey” making it deeply narrative. The blue-and-black color scheme defies convention, while its scarcity—rapidly selling out after the World Cup victory—has made it a coveted treasure in the retro collectibles market. It stands not only as a unique memento of the “Matadors” reaching the pinnacle but also as a rare artifact bearing witness to the extraordinary journey of a football dynasty.