These boots were worn by John Terry for the international friendly against Germany at Wembley in August 2007.
The night went into the record books. In front of 86,133, Frank Lampard gave England an early lead, but Germany, who had won the last match ever played at the old Wembley in 2000, became the first side to beat England at the new stadium. Two months earlier Terry had headed England’s first goal at the new Wembley, against Brazil.
These match-worn boots come from England’s captain in the first summer of the new national stadium.
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England
Stage
Regular Season
The Event
The John Terry Collection | National teams
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These boots were worn by John Terry for the international friendly against Germany at Wembley in August 2007.
The night went into the record books. In front of 86,133, Frank Lampard gave England an early lead, but Germany, who had won the last match ever played at the old Wembley in 2000, became the first side to beat England at the new stadium. Two months earlier Terry had headed England’s first goal at the new Wembley, against Brazil.
These match-worn boots come from England’s captain in the first summer of the new national stadium.
Details
Team
England
Stage
Regular Season
The Event
The John Terry Collection | National teams
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Shipping
We will automatically combine up to three products for shipping and waive the shipping fee for eligible second and third orders, provided they are paid together.
We offer worldwide shipping. Shipping costs are added at the checkout for each product. These costs are determined by your country of residence, the type of product and the office from which we will have to ship it.
Please note: custom duties and/or import (VAT) tax may apply depending on the country you live in.
Looking to purchase multiple products within a short period? Good news! We offer a bundling service for our collectors. Eligibility for bundling will be assessed automatically when multiple products are available for shipping. A maximum of three products can be bundled. After paying for your first order, you will see that no shipping fee is charged on your eligible second and third orders.
Please note: bundling refunds do not apply to items that are already part of a ‘free shipping’ campaign.
For bundling to occur, the following criteria must be met:- The products are being shipped from the same office.
- The products are being sent to the same address.
- The products are small enough to fit into the box (bundling is not available for frames, balls, or special items).
- The products have been paid for by the winner within a window of 24 hours.
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