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Boxy Fit Tee

Sizing: If you prefer your tees very fitted size down as tees are a boxy oversized fit.

DTG Graphics

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Boxy Fit Tee

Sizing is Slightly Oversized

Size: XXL

Condition: Perfect

Season Info: 

The German national soccer team had a strong performance in the 2002 FIFA World Cup, which was held in South Korea and Japan. Managed by Rudi Voller, the team reached the final before being defeated by Brazil.

Germany began the tournament with a commanding 8-0 win over Saudi Arabia, which set the tone for their impressive attacking displays throughout the competition. Miroslav Klose, Oliver Bierhoff, and Carsten Jancker were among the goal scorers in the opening game.

The team continued to impress in the group stage, securing victories over Ireland and Cameroon to finish top of their group. In the knockout stages, Germany defeated Paraguay 1-0 in the round of 16, with Michael Ballack scoring the decisive goal.

Germany then faced the United States in the quarterfinals, and once again won by a solitary goal, with Klose finding the back of the net. The team's defense was also strong, with goalkeeper Oliver Kahn producing a number of crucial saves to keep his side in the game.

In the semifinals, Germany faced co-hosts South Korea in a fiercely contested match. Despite dominating for long periods, Germany were unable to break through the Korean defense, and the game went into extra time. In a controversial moment, South Korea were awarded a penalty which they converted to secure a 1-0 victory and eliminate Germany from the tournament.

Despite the disappointment of the semifinal defeat, Germany's overall performance in the 2002 World Cup was highly impressive. They showcased their attacking prowess, scoring 14 goals in the tournament, while also demonstrating defensive solidity and resilience. Oliver Kahn and Michael Ballack were among the standout performers, and the team's performances earned them widespread praise from soccer fans and experts alike.