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Description
	Red long-sleeved shirt with crew neck. Embroidered emblem on left breast and white number on back in standard Umbro font. Ink stamp of the SPORTSWEAR by UMBRO THE CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS logo in navy blue on right hip. White shorts and red socks.
Variations	In the last four matches in which this shirt was worn, England wore a font with a slight typographical difference, in that the number one reverted to a simple rectangular bar, as it was on the home white shirt. On occasion, the SPORTSWEAR by UMBRO THE CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS logo was positioned on the back of the shirt, low to the right-hand side. Against Belgium, England wore an alternative pair of plain red shorts.
Most Appearances	8 - Alan Ball, Bobby Moore 6 - Sir Geoff Hurst, Martin Peters (1 sub) Bob McNab (as a substitute) and Peter Osgood were the only players to win their first cap in this shirt. Both won three more. Ace marksman, Jimmy Greaves made his 57th and last appearance for England in this shirt, against Austria in 1967, after missing out on the shirt's most famous appearance, ten months earlier. Cyril Knowles also won his last cap in the shirt, his fourth.
Scorers	5 - Sir Geoff Hurst 3 - Alan Ball 1 - Martin Chivers, Roger Hunt, Martin Peters No players scored their first England goal in the shirt, but Sir Geoff Hurst scored his 24th and last international goal against Greece in 1971. Three of his five goals comprised the hat-trick against West Germany in 1966, the first player ever to score three goals in a World Cup Final. Peters' goal was England's second in the World Cup Final and would have been the winner but for Weber's last-minute equaliser.
Captain	8 - Bobby Moore This shirt was only ever worn as captain by Bobby Moore, and he will always be associated with the country's finest moment, receiving the Jules Rimet Trophy from the Queen, and wearing the iconic red shirt.
The classic image of plain red shirts, white shorts and red socks is forever associated with a certain July afternoon at Wembley in 1966 when an epic encounter with West Germany was etched into the nation's memory. This kit incorporated England's first crew-neck red shirt and established itself as the second-choice outfit in the wake of the national team's finest hour. In 1970 and 1974, a short-sleeved version appeared in Aertex material to help the players cope with games played in hot climates, but the World Cup-winning long sleeves made two farewell appearances in the 1971-72 season in England's European Championship campaign, fittingly bowing out in West Germany. The number-six shirt pictured above was worn by the late, great Bobby Moore, sadly, not in THAT game, but against Austria in 1967. Nevertheless, it is a magnificent link to a unique moment in English football history and an essential part of the National Football Shirt Collection (curator Simon Shakeshaft).

Matches in which England wore the 1966 Away Red Uniform Season 1965-66

x	Alf Ramsey
Pre-World Cup Tour

403	5 July 1966 - Poland 0 England 1 [0-1] Stadion Śląski, Katowicka, Chorzów (93,000)	Hunt	AW
World Cup Final
409	30 July 1966 - England 4 West Germany 2 [1-1]ᴭᵀ Empire Stadium, Wembley, London (96,924)	Hurst (3), Peters Haller, Weber	HW

Season 1966-67

x	Sir Alf Ramsey
Friendly matches

415

27 May 1967 - Austria 0 England 1 [0-1] Praterstadion, Prater, Wien (50,000)

Ball

AW

Season 1967-68

423

1 June 1968 - West Germany 1 England 0 [0-0] Niedersachsenstadion, Calenberger Neustadt, Hannover (79,208)

Labone OG

AL

Season 1968-69

426	6 November 1968 - Romania 0 England 0 [0-0] Stadionul 23 August, Sector 2, Bucureşti (65,000)		AD
	England wore red Airtex shirts with the white away shorts, but wore the 1965 white home socks, against Romania.

Season 1969-70

439	25 February 1970 - Belgium 1 England 3 [0-1] Stade Émile Versé, Anderlecht, Bruxelles (20,594)	Dockx Ball (2), Hurst	AW
	England wore all red; the red away shirt and socks with the red away change shorts, against Belgium.

Season 1971-72

European Championship Preliminary
458	1 December 1971 - Greece 0 England 2 [0-0] Karaiskakis Stadio, Piraeus, Athens (34,014)	Hurst, Chivers	AW
European Championship Quarter-Finals
460	13 May 1972 - West Germany 0 England 0 [0-0] Olympiastadion, Westend, Berlin (76,122)		AD

 

Other matches in which England wore the 1966 Away White Shorts Season 1965-66 x Alf Ramsey World Cup Finals in England
407	23 July 1966 - England 1 Argentina 0 [0-0] Empire Stadium, Wembley, London (90,584)	Hurst	HW
	England wore all white; the 1965 white home shirt and socks, with the white away shorts, against Argentina.

Season 1967-68

x	Sir Alf Ramsey
European Championship Quarter-Finals

420	3 April 1968 - England 1 Spain 0 [0-0] Empire Stadium, Wembley, London (94,586)	R.Charlton	HW
	England wore all white; the 1965 white home shirt and socks, with the white away shorts, against Spain.
421	8 May 1968 - Spain 1 England 2 [0-0] Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Chamartín, Madrid (66,994)	Amancio Peters, Hunter	AW
	England wore all white; the 1965 white home shirt and socks, with the white away shorts, against Spain.

Season 1968-69

Tour of Mexico and South America
433	1 June 1969 - Mexico 0 England 0 [0-0] Estadio Azteca, Santa Úrsula, ciudad de México (105,000)		AD
	England wore all white; the 1965 white home shirt and socks, with the white away shorts, against Mexico.
434	8 June 1969 - Uruguay 1 England 2 [0-1] Estadio Centenario, Parque Batlle, Montevideo (54,161)	Cubilla Lee, Hurst	AW
	England wore all white; the 1965 white home shirt and socks, with the white away shorts, against Uruguay.
435	12 June 1969 - Brazil 2 England 1 [0-1] Estádio Jornalista Mário Filho, Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro (135,000)	Tostáo, Jairzinho Bell	AL
	England wore all white; the 1965 white home shirt and socks, with the white away shorts, against Brazil.

 

Other match in which England wore the 1966 Away Red Socks Season 1965-66 x Alf Ramsey Friendly match
397	23 February 1966 - England 1 West Germany 0 [1-0] Empire Stadium, Wembley, London (75,000)	Stiles	HW
	England wore the 1965 white home shirt and blue shorts with the red away socks, against West Germany.

The Amateur, Under-23 and Youth (Under-18) teams wore the same design, except that each wore an embroidered scroll below the emblem on a white patch, within which was displayed, in navy blue, either AMATEUR, INTERMEDIATE (for the Under-23s) or YOUTH (for the Under-18s).

An Under-23 shirt worn by Kevin Keegan against East Germany in 1972. Note the ink-stamped Umbro marque on the back of the shirt (picture kindly supplied by Richard Becheley).

Worn by 30 Players
Alan Ball	Colin Bell	Jack Charlton	Sir Bobby Charlton
Martin Chivers	George Cohen	Terry Cooper	Jimmy Greaves
Emlyn Hughes	Roger Hunt	Norman Hunter	Sir Geoff Hurst
Cyril Knowles	Brian Labone	Francis Lee	Paul Madeley
Rodney Marsh	Roy McFarland	Bob McNab	Bobby Moore
Alan Mullery	Keith Newton	Peter Osgood	Martin Peters
Nobby Stiles	Peter Storey	Mike Summerbee	Peter Thompson
Ray Wilson	Tommy Wright

 

England's Record wearing the 1966 Away Shirt
Type	P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	FTS	CS	FAv	AAv	Pts %	W/L
Home	1	1	0	0	4	2	+2	0	0	4.00	2.00	100.0	+1
Away	7	4	2	1	7	4	+3	3	5	1.00	0.571	71.4	+3
Total	8	5	2	1	11	6	+5	3	5	1.375	0.750	75.0	+4

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