2000s Classics

Valencia 2000–2001 Home. The second Champions League final, lost on penalties to Bayern in Milan after Mendieta's early penalty. Cañizares, Ayala, Mendieta, Aimar and Carew in the white of Cúper's Valencia.

The white of Valencia from the Milan final.

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Valencia 2003–2004 Home. The double. Benítez's Valencia won La Liga and the UEFA Cup, beating Marseille in the final, with Vicente, Aimar, Baraja, Albelda, Ayala and Cañizares. This vintage style home shirt is from Valencia's greatest season.

The white of Valencia from the 2004 double.

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West Ham United 1999–2001 Home. Redknapp's Hammers — Di Canio's volley against Wimbledon, Lampard and Rio Ferdinand before their moves, Joe Cole and Carrick coming through. This vintage style home shirt is the claret and blue from Upton Park's turn of the millennium.

The claret and blue from Di Canio's West Ham.

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Valencia 2005–2006 Home. David Villa’s first full season in the Valencia shirt. The Asturian striker scored 25 goals in La Liga and established himself as one of the most dangerous forwards in European football. Quique Sánchez Flores’ side finished third in La Liga and competed in the Champions League.

Valencia’s home colours from the beginning of the Villa era.

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Valencia 2005–2006 Away. The years after the Champions League final heartbreak, with Valencia still competing at the top of La Liga under Quique Sánchez Flores. David Villa had just arrived and was beginning the goalscoring run that would make him one of the most prolific strikers in Spanish football history.

Valencia’s away colours from the David Villa era at the Mestalla.

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Villarreal 2005–2006 was the season the Yellow Submarine reached the Champions League semi-finals for the first and only time. Manuel Pellegrini’s side defeated Rangers, Benfica and Inter Milan before falling to Arsenal in extra time. This vintage style home shirt represents one of Spanish football’s most unlikely European adventures.

A shirt that belongs to supporters who remember the night a small club from Castellón stood on the edge of a European final.

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Valencia 2000–2001 reached the Champions League final for the second consecutive year, only to face Bayern Munich in a penalty shootout in Milan. Claudio Ranieri’s side — with Aimar, Mendieta and Carew — were one of European football’s most exciting teams at the turn of the millennium.

A shirt that represents Valencia’s finest modern chapter — the team that punched far above its weight on the European stage.

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Barcelona 2005–2006 Away. The season Barcelona won the Champions League in Paris, coming from behind against ten-man Arsenal with goals from Eto'o and Belletti. Ronaldinho was the best player in the world, Messi was announcing himself, and Rijkaard's side also retained La Liga. This vintage style away shirt was the colour of Barcelona on their travels through that double-winning campaign.

The away shirt from the season of Paris.

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Lazio 1999–2000 Home. The Scudetto. Juventus led by nine points in March, then lost at Perugia in a rain-delayed final-day match while Lazio beat Reggina — and Rome was theirs. Simeone, Verón, Nedvěd, Salas and Nesta also won the Coppa Italia. This vintage style home shirt is from Lazio's second ever title.

The blue of Lazio from the 2000 Scudetto.

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Benfica 2004–2005 Away. The title that ended an 11-year wait. Giovanni Trapattoni's side won the Portuguese league with Simão Sabrosa, Nuno Gomes and Petit at the core, and the championship was dedicated to Miklós Fehér, who had died on the pitch the previous winter. This vintage style away shirt is from the season Benfica were champions again.

The away shirt from Trapattoni's Benfica and the 2005 title.

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Roma 2001–2002 Home. The champions' defence. Capello's Roma won the Supercoppa, finished a point behind Juventus, and welcomed a teenage Antonio Cassano to play alongside Totti, Batistuta and Montella. This vintage style home shirt is from the season after the Scudetto.

The giallorossi from the title defence.

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Barcelona 2008–2009 Away. The treble season on the road. Guardiola's first year in charge produced La Liga, the Copa del Rey and the Champions League, with the 6–2 win at the Bernabéu and Iniesta's stoppage-time strike at Stamford Bridge along the way. Messi, Xavi, Iniesta, Eto'o and Henry in the away colours of the most complete season the club had ever had.

The away shirt from the first treble.

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FC Porto 2001–2002 Away. José Mourinho arrived in January 2002 with Porto in mid-table and promised that next season they would be champions. He kept his word, and the year after that they won the Champions League. Deco and Vítor Baía were already there. This vintage style away shirt is from the season the Mourinho era began.

The away shirt from the season Mourinho walked into the Dragão.

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Rangers 1999–2001 Home. Dick Advocaat's Rangers won the league and Scottish Cup double in 2000 after the treble of 1999, with Numan, Amoruso, Van Bronckhorst and Mols in a side built with Dutch money and Dutch players. This vintage style home shirt is from Ibrox at the turn of the millennium.

The blue of Rangers from the Advocaat years.

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Liverpool 2004–2006 Away. Istanbul and Cardiff. Benítez's Liverpool came from 3–0 down against Milan to win the 2005 Champions League, then beat West Ham on penalties in the 2006 FA Cup final after Gerrard's stoppage-time equaliser. This vintage style away shirt is from the two most dramatic finals in the club's modern history.

The away shirt from Istanbul and Cardiff.

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Spain 2008 Away. The beginning of the era. Torres' goal beat Germany in the Vienna final, Xavi was player of the tournament, and Spain won their first trophy in 44 years. This vintage style away shirt is from Euro 2008.

The away shirt from Spain's Euro 2008.

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Paris Saint-Germain 2001–2002 Away. Ronaldinho's first season in Europe. Luis Fernández's PSG had the Brazilian and Anelka, finished fourth, and the Parc des Princes got its first look at a player who would define the decade. This vintage style away shirt is from Ronaldinho's Paris.

The away shirt from Ronaldinho's first season at PSG.

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Inter Milan 2002–2003 Third. The alternative colours from Cúper's second season — Vieri's 24 goals, Crespo alongside him, second place in Serie A and a Champions League semi-final against Milan decided on away goals in a shared stadium. This vintage style third shirt is from an Inter side that fell just short at home and in Europe.

The third shirt from Inter's Euroderby season.

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Sporting Lisbon 2002–2003 Home. The champions of 2002 finished third, but the story was a teenager called Cristiano Ronaldo making his debut. This vintage style home shirt is the green and white hoops from the season Ronaldo broke through.

The hoops of Sporting from Ronaldo's debut.

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Holland 2004–2006 Home. The orange from Euro 2004, where Ruud van Nistelrooy's goals took the Netherlands to the semi-final, and from the 2006 World Cup, where Marco van Basten's side went out to Portugal in the most ill-tempered match in tournament history. Robben, Sneijder, Van Persie and Cocu in the orange of a talented, unfulfilled team.

The orange of Holland from 2004 to 2006.

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Juventus 2005–2006 Away. The season Calciopoli took away. Capello's Juventus won the league with Ibrahimović, Trezeguet, Del Piero, Buffon, Cannavaro and Vieira, then had the title stripped and were relegated to Serie B. This vintage style away shirt is from the last season before the fall.

The away shirt from the season that was erased.

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Holland 2004–2006 Away. Advocaat's Netherlands reached the Euro 2004 semi-final, and Van Basten's side went to Germany 2006 with Robben, Van Nistelrooy, Van Persie and Sneijder before the Battle of Nuremberg against Portugal — 16 cards, four red — ended their World Cup. This vintage style away shirt is from two turbulent tournaments.

The away shirt from the Netherlands of Robben and Van Nistelrooy.

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Atlético Madrid 2005–2006 Away. The Fernando Torres years at the Calderón. El Niño was captain at 21, Maxi Rodríguez had arrived from Espanyol, and Atlético were still a club searching for consistency, finishing 10th. The away shirt from a season that belonged to the local boy with the number nine who carried the club on his shoulders.

The away shirt from Torres's Atlético.

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Germany 2000–2002 Away. The transition from one generation to the next. The 2000 European Championship ended in group-stage elimination, but Rudi Völler rebuilt quickly — and within two years, Germany were in the World Cup final in Yokohama. Ballack, Klose and Oliver Kahn were developing into world-class players.

Germany’s away colours from the transition between two eras.

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