2006 FIFA World Cup Jerseys
All the kits used by the 32 countries that competed in the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany.
Between June 9 and July 9, 2006, the 18th edition of the FIFA World Cup took place entirely on German soil.
The trophy was lifted by Italy for the fourth time in its history in the memorable final that ended with Zinedine Zidane’s expulsion after he delivered a headbutt to Marco Materazzi’s chest in what was the French star’s farewell to football.
PUMA, in addition to dressing the champions, produced the jerseys for 12 other national teams, while Nike featured its logo on the kits of 8 participants and adidas on 6.
England’s Umbro and Italy’s Lotto manufactured kits for 2 teams each, while Ecuadorian firm Marathon Sports and Spanish brand Joma each had one representative.
2006 Germany World Cup kits
GROUP A
Qualified for the Round of 16: Germany and Ecuador
*Germany, as the host, always played in its home kit.
*Ecuador wore its home model in all four of its matches. In addition to the away kit, they also had a third white jersey that shared the same template as the two main ones.
*Costa Rica also had a third striped model that was not used.
GROUP B
Qualified for the Round of 16: England and Sweden
*The Swedes wore their yellow jersey in every match.
GROUP C
Qualified for the Round of 16: Argentina and Netherlands
GROUP D
Qualified for the Round of 16: Portugal and Mexico
*Portugal played all 7 of its matches (losing the third-place game to Germany) in its home kit.
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GROUP E
Qualified for the Round of 16: Italy and Ghana
*The Italians used their classic blue uniform in all 7 matches.
GROUP F
Qualified for the Round of 16: Brazil and Australia
*Japan, Brazil, and Croatia only used their home jerseys throughout the entire tournament.
GROUP G
Qualified for the Round of 16: Switzerland and France
GROUP H
Qualified for the Round of 16: Spain and Ukraine
*Ukraine and Spain only wore their home jerseys during the entire competition.