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COPA 1980-81 UEFA Cup Final Shirt

COPA 1980-81 UEFA Cup Final Shirt

Sizing - Please be aware that these are a slightly fitted shirt so if you prefer a looser fit it would be advisable to purchase a size up.

1980-81 UEFA Cup Final Shirt

Retro Shirt inspired by the 1980/81 home shirt worn during the UEFA Cup final victory. With 'UEFA Cup Final' embroidery under the badge and complete in presentation box.

'With a matter of weeks remaining of the 1980/81 season Ipswich Town remained in contention to win an historic treble. Bobby Robson's stylish team had led the Division 1 table for most of the season while simultaneously battling its way through to the FA Cup semi-finals. in the European arena the ongoing UEFA Cup adventure had taken them all the way to the last four of the competition.

Alas, the sheer weight of the fixtures Ipswich were obliged to play during the month of April took its toll on the squad. Four defeats from their last six league games saw Ipswich caught then overhauled by Aston Villa, while Manchester City ended the FA Cup dreams with a single goal victory in their FA Cup semi-final tie.

It was to be Europe that brought welcome redemption. Over the season that UEFA Cup run took the club to Greece, Czechoslovakia, Poland, France, West Germany and finally the Netherlands culminating in a thrilling 5-4 aggregate victory over AZ'67 from Alkmaar.'

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COPA 1980-81 UEFA Cup Final Shirt

Sizing - Please be aware that these are a slightly fitted shirt so if you prefer a looser fit it would be advisable to purchase a size up.

1980-81 UEFA Cup Final Shirt

Retro Shirt inspired by the 1980/81 home shirt worn during the UEFA Cup final victory. With 'UEFA Cup Final' embroidery under the badge and complete in presentation box.

'With a matter of weeks remaining of the 1980/81 season Ipswich Town remained in contention to win an historic treble. Bobby Robson's stylish team had led the Division 1 table for most of the season while simultaneously battling its way through to the FA Cup semi-finals. in the European arena the ongoing UEFA Cup adventure had taken them all the way to the last four of the competition.

Alas, the sheer weight of the fixtures Ipswich were obliged to play during the month of April took its toll on the squad. Four defeats from their last six league games saw Ipswich caught then overhauled by Aston Villa, while Manchester City ended the FA Cup dreams with a single goal victory in their FA Cup semi-final tie.

It was to be Europe that brought welcome redemption. Over the season that UEFA Cup run took the club to Greece, Czechoslovakia, Poland, France, West Germany and finally the Netherlands culminating in a thrilling 5-4 aggregate victory over AZ'67 from Alkmaar.'

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Sizing - Please be aware that these are a slightly fitted shirt so if you prefer a looser fit it would be advisable to purchase a size up.

1980-81 UEFA Cup Final Shirt

Retro Shirt inspired by the 1980/81 home shirt worn during the UEFA Cup final victory. With 'UEFA Cup Final' embroidery under the badge and complete in presentation box.

'With a matter of weeks remaining of the 1980/81 season Ipswich Town remained in contention to win an historic treble. Bobby Robson's stylish team had led the Division 1 table for most of the season while simultaneously battling its way through to the FA Cup semi-finals. in the European arena the ongoing UEFA Cup adventure had taken them all the way to the last four of the competition.

Alas, the sheer weight of the fixtures Ipswich were obliged to play during the month of April took its toll on the squad. Four defeats from their last six league games saw Ipswich caught then overhauled by Aston Villa, while Manchester City ended the FA Cup dreams with a single goal victory in their FA Cup semi-final tie.

It was to be Europe that brought welcome redemption. Over the season that UEFA Cup run took the club to Greece, Czechoslovakia, Poland, France, West Germany and finally the Netherlands culminating in a thrilling 5-4 aggregate victory over AZ'67 from Alkmaar.'