TSV 1860 Munich is the other club from Munich, the eternal city rival of Bayern with a history dating back to 1860 and an identity built on sky blue —the color that distinguishes the Löwen (lions) from Bayern's reds. In the late nineties and early 2000s, 1860 experienced its brightest period of the last few decades: the club was promoted to the Bundesliga in 1994 and even qualified for the UEFA Cup, competing in the top tier of German football with players like Daniel Bierofka and a squad that filled Munich's Olympiastadion —which it shared with Bayern— during its best seasons. An unrepeatable era for the club before the fall that returned it to the lower divisions.
Vintage double-sided scarf with the same design on both sides, in very good condition. Sky blue with white lettering, the TSV 1860 Munich crest, and a detail of the German flag. A piece from the club's golden age in the Bundesliga.
