Inspired By Real Madrid & Bayern Munich - German Clubs Celebrate Avoidance Of Relegation With Special Shirts
Jun 22, 2020, by Chris
For the eight time in a row, German giants FC Bayern München became German 1. Bundesliga champions. It was an expected title for the German record champions that they celebrated with a special t-shirt. Bayern's title does not mean, hwoever, that other clubs are not able to celebrate this season.
Two teams that celebrate their success of the season are FC Augsburg and Mainz 05, who both secured their place in the 1. Bundesliga last Saturday.
FC Augsburg 'La Decima' Shirt
Celebrating the club's 10th year in the 1. Bundesliga (La Decima), the special FCA shirt is black with a large X and the lettering "La Decima".
"Under the motto "La Décima", Real Madrid celebrated their long-awaited tenth Champions League title in 2014 after twelve years of waiting. Meanwhile, FCA is proud to enter its tenth year in the Bundesliga in the new season - "La Décima" in Swabian, so to speak."
The FC Augsburg 'La Decima' preservation of class t-shirt is available for 15 Euro.
1. FSV Mainz 05 "Klassenerhalt" Shirt
Mainz's t-shirts featured the lettering ""8x German Champion? Boring! 11x stay inside? Mainz World Class!"
As a tribute to the missing fans due to the corona crisis, the Mainzers also printed: "1x not celebrate with you? Infinitely painful!"
The Mainz Klassenerhalt shirt is available for 10 Euro.
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