‘Hopkin looking to curl one’ is an iconic piece of Play Off final history commentary as Sky Sports Rob Hawthorne described the winning goal on the day Crystal Palace gained promotion through the end of season play-off final at Wembley in 1997.

The memorable red and blue striped shirt with the white collar was the kit that will always be synomous with that memorable afternoon as David Hopkin’s last minute winner saw Palace become a Premier League club.

This was to remain the Eagles kit for the following season in the top flight. The beginning of that Premier League season saw experienced Italian midfielder, Attilio Lombardo join the club and he was to add to his impressive career in this iconic shirt.

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Returns Policy

You may return an item for a refund within 30 days of receipt in a new and unused condition and in its original packaging.

NOTE: Any items which have shirt printing or any other form of personalisation included in the product cannot be returned for a refund or exchanged unless the item is faulty or delivered damaged. If the item is deemed to be faulty you must contact us within 7 days of delivery to inform us of the fault and depending on the product, you will be advised what to do next. A refund cannot be given if a player leaves the club or their squad number changes for any personalisation products you may have bought.

Please allow up to 5 working days for us to receive the returned items and inspect them, if we accept the returned items a refund will be processed directly to the payment card the original order was placed with.

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