Germany Scarf - 2002 Korea and Japan World Cup

The 2002 Korea and Japan World Cup was the most surprising in recent football history: the first held in Asia, the first co-hosted by two countries, and the tournament that saw France, Argentina, and Italy fall in the group stage while South Korea reached the semifinals for the first time. Germany reached the final—defeating Paraguay, the United States, and South Korea along the way—with a generation led by Oliver Kahn in goal—voted the tournament's best player despite the loss in the final—, Ballack, Klose, and Bode, only to fall to Brazil 2-0 in Yokohama. An official FIFA-licensed scarf from that tournament is a physical record of one of the most atypical and unexpected World Cups in history.

Official Adidas FIFA-licensed scarf for the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup, German national team. Double-sided with distinct designs: side 1 with the German flag and the tournament's official logo; side 2 with "Deutschland!" repeated and the championship crest. In perfect condition.