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Same brand, same era — different teams
The 1974 Scotland home jersey is a timeless icon of football heritage, representing the Tartan Army's return to the global stage at the West Germany World Cup. This classic navy blue kit, featuring the iconic Umbro diamond taping and the embroidered Scottish Football Association crest, captures an era of grit and immense national pride. Under the management of Willie Ormond, Scotland arrived in 1974 with a squad brimming with flair and tactical intelligence. Despite remaining undefeated throughout the tournament—a feat no other nation achieved that year—they were cruelly eliminated on goal difference after a heart-wrenching draw against Brazil and a victory over Zaire. This shirt is more than just fabric; it is a symbol of the 'unbeaten' campaign that solidified Scotland's reputation as a formidable force in international football. For collectors, this jersey is the ultimate piece of memorabilia, evoking memories of legendary players like Kenny Dalglish and Billy Bremner battling on the world's biggest stage. Owning this authentic piece of history allows you to celebrate a golden generation that captured the hearts of fans worldwide during one of the most competitive tournaments in football history.
Scotland's 2-0 victory over Zaire and the hard-fought 0-0 draw against defending champions Brazil in the 1974 World Cup group stage.
