Spain 2010 Home Shirt Iniesta (S-Mint)

Spain won all four of their knockout matches at the 2010 World Cup by an identical 1-0 scoreline, a run that included victories over Portugal in the round of 16, Paraguay in the quarter-final and Germany in the semi-final, where Xavi's assist for Carles Puyol's header proved decisive.

The final against the Netherlands in Johannesburg on 11 July 2010 stayed goalless until four minutes from the end of extra time, when Andres Iniesta struck a right-footed half-volley from a Cesc Fabregas pass to win Spain their first ever World Cup. Iker Casillas conceded just two goals across the whole tournament to claim the Golden Glove, and Iniesta was named man of the match in the final itself, the defining moment of a golden generation that had already won Euro 2008 two years earlier and would go on to win Euro 2012 as well, completing an unmatched run of three consecutive major trophies as the first and only country to do so. Andres Iniesta was seen as one of the best midfielders ever and proved it at this major tournament. 

Made by adidas, this red home shirt carries yellow accents on the number and sleeve stripes, along with blue detailing on the back of the collar, and features the star above the crest that Spain earned by winning the tournament. Iniesta wore this shirt during Spain's group stage and earlier knockout matches, though the team switched into their navy away kit for the final itself, since red clashed with the Netherlands' orange. This Spain 2010 home shirt comes in size small (S) and mint condition, meaning the shirt is as new and does not show any signs of wear or has imperfections. The style code for this iconic World Cup winning shirt is V31236.