Sweden 1950 Thru 1958 Shirt

The upgraded Sweden shirt from 1950 through 1958 shirt. Three button collar yellow and blue shirt, inspire by the Sweden insignia color. 

Sweden World Cup 1950 Kits

Scandinavian team Sweden national team showed their class as topped of the Group C during the World Cup 1950 tournament. The group included Italy and Paraguay. Italy, the defending champions, lost their unbeaten record at the World Cup finals when the team was defeated 3–2 by Sweden in its opening match. Because of this defeat, Italy failed to progress to the second round.

The final group stage involved the teams who won their groups: Brazil, Spain, Sweden, and 1930 FIFA World Cup champions Uruguay, Sweden progress stop with the lost with Uruguay 3-2 and been trashing by Brazil 7-1.

Sweden Back Number
These Sweden player's number color still needed conformation either in black or blue.

Fix Italy World Cup 1950 away kits

Finally I've manage to fix these Italy World Cup 1950 color flag on the away shirt badge. The national Italian colors flag inverted on the home shirt badge used during world cup 1950 are a peculiarity which I don’t know the cause. Thanks to Joaquim for remind me.

I'm also done a reference worked template between these two Italian away kits.

Kits Italy away 1950

Italy all-white kits ( with blue band across the chest) also was worn in 1950, however make no appearance for the World Cup. Italian-game Representative Lyons. The black band on his arm was a sign of mourning to remember the tragedy of Superga Grande Torino. Superga air disaster in May 1949 in which almost the entire Torino football team, the backbone of the national side, was killed.

Italy home shirt basic V-neck design, additional all-white kits basic turtle-neck with blue band across the chest.

Kits Italy World Cup 1950

Italy were the reigning world champions it had been 12 years since they won the title and their new generation of players had been decimated with the Superga air disaster in May 1949 in which almost the entire Torino football team, the backbone of the national side, was killed. The loss of ten of the players of Torino (the winners of the previous five Serie A titles) out of the eleven constituting the initial line-up for the national team. In the event, Italy did
participate but they traveled to Rio de Janeiro by sea. With nothing to play for but pride, Italy completed the tournament a second place finish in the group.

For the first time in the World Cup, players' shirts had team numbers (1-11) on the back. Only the Italy blue shirts only was worn on the whole tournament. The number 5 jersey worn by Carlo Parola (Juventus FC).

USA World Cup 1950 kits

The team that causes one of the upsets of the tournament. Because of the surprise 1-0 win over England, USA’s 1950 World Cup is considered a success. Yet the

US actually lost the other two group games 3-1 to Spain and 5-2 to Chile, and finished bottom of the pile.

This long sleeved shirts was worn three match against Spain, Chile and England. The USA team was made up of semi-professionals and were given no chance against an England team. Yet somehow the USA won 1-0 with a goal from Joe Gaetjens.

Uruguay World Cup 1950 kits Part 2

Recently, I'm posted the Uruguay team kits, and for today the trainers shirt.

Uruguay is World Cup Champions for the 2nd time (last time in 1930). Jules Rimet has already prepared a speech in Portuguese to congratulate the winners,
whom expected to be Brazil. With their result and celebration trounced, the organizers of the World Cup left Rimet alone on the field, holding the cup in his hands without any fancy ceremony to back him up, Rimet had to actually call out for Uruguayan captain Varela in order to present him with the trophy.

Uruguay World Cup 1950 kits

Uruguay second World Cup trophy (20 years after his debut), who had won the inaugural competition in 1930, clinching the cup by beating the hosts Brazil 2–1 in the deciding match of the four-team final group. The Celeste began in Group 4 along with Bolivia and noted the history one of the greatest knockouts in the World Cup; thrash Bolivia 8-0. Highlight for Míguez Ghiggia who scored hatrick.

The 1950 FIFA World Cup, held in Brazil from 24 June to 16 July, was the fourth FIFA World Cup. In the final match, Brazil started scored with Friaça goal,
but Uruguay drew with Schiaffino and Ghiggia goal make a silence at the Maracana, to noted the highest Brazilian football tragedy in World Cups.

I'm also founded that on the final match Uruguay against Brazil, Julio Perez shirts only numbers (no: 8) sew on the fabric material.
Credit to Junior (Erojkit) for sharing these sources.

Next image, the Celeste shorts template illustrate, similar as the team match shorts.
Readers also can sent any kits details photo, noted or sources for these Uruguay/World Cup kits for me to correct an error as I will be monitoring each match and posting the kits worn as soon as time allows.