This battle between the Liverbird and the Grifone symbolizes the first ever Italian victory at the iconic Anfield Road stadium. Liverpool FC x Genoa CFC: 1-2.

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A commemorative jersey with laces, made of light wool, created in 1993 for the Centenary of Italy's oldest club. It was worn at the Ferraris Stadium in the Centenary Trophy match against Milan and Flamengo.

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The 1970 Panini FIFA World Cup Album (Italian Edition) was a significant milestone in football sticker collecting, marking Panini’s first-ever venture into the world of international football memorabilia. Unlike the International Edition, which was distributed across various countries, this Italian edition was exclusively released in Italy, reflecting Panini’s origins and its early influence on the European football market.

This edition featured a more simplified layout compared to later albums, but it introduced the now-iconic concept of collecting and trading stickers to complete an album, revolutionizing the way fans engaged with the sport. It focused on Italy’s national team and its journey to the World Cup in Mexico, where the Azzurri reached the final, only to face Brazil’s legendary squad.

The Italian edition’s cover and internal design had subtle differences from the International Edition, with an emphasis on Italian typography, Panini branding, and national pride. The stickers featured black-and-white player portraits, which were later updated with color in future albums.

The 1970 tournament was unforgettable for Italian fans, as their national team played in one of the greatest matches in World Cup history—the semi-final against West Germany, known as the “Game of the Century”. Italy won 4-3 in extra time, securing their place in the final against Brazil. Despite losing 4-1, Italy’s journey and the stickers in this album became a cherished part of football history.

Today, the Italian Edition of the 1970 Panini album is a rare collector’s piece, symbolizing the beginning of Panini’s dominance in the football sticker industry and the passion of Italian football fans for the beautiful game.

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Boca Juniors 1 x 2 Fluminense - 11/04/2023

Photo taken from the stands at Maracanã during the final of the 2023 Conmebol Libertadores. Fluminense defeated Boca Juniors (ARG) 2-1, with goals from Germán Cano and John Kennedy, and claimed the title for the first time in the club's history. Flags in green, white, and maroon, funded through a crowdfunding campaign by fans, filled the tricolor stands with color in one of the most important matches in the club's history.

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Bebeto dribbles past the Dutch goalkeeper, scores, and gifts the world one of the most iconic celebrations in football history.

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1994 FIFA World Cup USA™ <br/> NED 0-2 BRA, **Goal: Jose Roberto Gama de Oliveira 63’**

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The ultimate symbol of leadership and greatness. Miguel Calero not only marked a golden era in Pachuca; he immortalized it with his legend.

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Romário sends Brazil to the World Cup final with a crucial header against Sweden in the 1994 semifinal. In the 80th minute, after a tight and tense match, he finds space between defenders and meets a precise cross from the right, guiding a perfectly timed header past the goalkeeper. His movement, timing, and aerial precision—despite his modest height—showcase his instinct and class. This goal seals Brazil’s 1-0 win and sets up their path to World Cup glory.

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