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Club Olimpia 2002 Away Jersey

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€40.00

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Celebrate one of the greatest years in Club Olimpia history with the Club Olimpia 2002 Away Retro Football Shirt.

 

Created for the club's centenary year, the shirt features a striking black base with a wide contrasting white chest band and distinctive faded detailing. The special 1902–2002 centenary crest celebrates 100 years of one of South America's most historic football institutions.

 

The 2002 campaign became unforgettable when Olimpia captured their third Copa Libertadores title. After overcoming Boca Juniors and Grêmio in the knockout stages, Olimpia faced São Caetano in the final. A dramatic 2–1 victory in São Paulo levelled the tie before Olimpia completed the comeback with a 4–2 penalty-shootout victory.

 

Associated with championship heroes including Sergio Orteman, Richart Báez, Mauro Caballero, Julio César Cáceres, Julio César Enciso and Ricardo Tavarelli, this black away shirt represents the perfect meeting of centenary heritage and continental glory.

 

Please refer to the size guidance on this product page for detailed measurements.

 

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Size Guidance

Size Length (in) 1/2 Chest (in) Fit Height (ft/in) Fit Weight (lbs)
S 28.0 19.7 5'3"–5'7" 110–132
M 28.7 20.5 5'7"–5'9" 132–154
L 29.5 21.3 5'9"–5'11" 154–176
XL 30.3 22.0 5'11"–6'1" 176–187
2XL 31.1 22.8 6'1"–6'3" 187–198
3XL 31.9 23.6 6'3"–6'5" 198–209
4XL 32.7 24.4 6'5"–6'7" 209–227

Note: All sizes are for reference only. Manual measurement may result in an error of ±1 inch.

 

IN BETWEEN SIZES?

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Well, that's up to you. Do you like a tight fit? Go for the smaller size. Loving a loose fit? Go for the larger size.

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If your body measurements for chest and waist result in two different suggested sizes, order the size from your chest measurement.

Rec. Player Printing Options

Printing Player Position Why It Matters
16 Sergio Órteman Midfielder Captain in the Libertadores final second leg and one of the stars of the 2002 triumph
5 Julio César Cáceres Centre-Back Young Paraguayan international who later played in Europe and Argentina
6 Julio César Enciso Midfielder Key member of Olimpia's Libertadores-winning midfield
9 Richart Báez Forward Scored the crucial second goal in the Libertadores final second leg
10 Miguel Ángel Benítez Forward Experienced Paraguay international and 1998 World Cup player
7 Mauro Caballero Forward Scored the decisive penalty that secured the Libertadores title

Best Printing Choice: 16 (Sergio Órteman)

Other Strong Options: 5 (Julio César Cáceres) / 9 (Richart Báez) / 7 (Mauro Caballero)

We recommend No. 16 (Sergio Órteman) as the standout printing choice for this shirt. Órteman was one of the defining figures of Olimpia's historic 2002 Copa Libertadores triumph and captained the side in the decisive second leg of the final against São Caetano. He also scored twice against Grêmio during the semi-final stage. Combining his importance to the team with the significance of Olimpia's centenary Libertadores victory, No. 16 is one of the most authentic and memorable choices for this shirt.

Season Information

Season: 2002
Club: Club Olimpia
Country: Paraguay
Competition: Paraguayan Primera División / Copa Libertadores / Intercontinental Cup
Head Coach: Nery Pumpido
Kit Type: Away
Primary Colour: Black
Secondary Colour: White
Main Sponsor: Diario La Nación
Additional Sponsor: Personal
Anniversary: Club Centenary — 1902–2002
Copa Libertadores: Champions
Libertadores Final: Olimpia 2–2 São Caetano on aggregate — Olimpia won 4–2 on penalties
Intercontinental Cup: Runners-up
Stadium: Estadio Manuel Ferreira
Key Players: Sergio Orteman, Julio César Cáceres, Ricardo Tavarelli, Richart Báez, Mauro Caballero, Julio César Enciso, Miguel Ángel Benítez

The 2002 season marked the 100th anniversary of Club Olimpia and became one of the most important campaigns in the club's history. Olimpia defeated Boca Juniors in the quarter-finals, Grêmio in the semi-finals and São Caetano in the final to capture their third Copa Libertadores title.

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