The tracksuit is used condition but without any noticeable damage, please see the photos for further details. 

SIZE: Large LENGTH: 73,5cm / 29" WIDTH: 54,5cm / 21,5" SHOULDER: 41cm / 16" ARMS: 63,5cm / 25" BOTTOMS's INSIDE LEG: 75cm / 29,5" BOTTOM's Rise: 33cm / 13" 

Please note that we take measurements to check that the label corresponds with the actual size but these measurements are a guide only.


The 2010–11 RCD Espanyol season marked the club's 80th year, navigating the challenges of La Liga and the Copa del Rey under the guidance of Argentine head coach Mauricio Pochettino.

 

Entering the season with aspirations of a top-half finish, Espanyol showcased their determination early on. A strong start included a 3–1 home victory against Getafe, with Italian striker Dani Osvaldo and Argentine midfielder Jesús Dátolo leading the charge. The team's remarkable home form saw them secure seven victories in their first seven matches at Cornellà-El Prat.

 

However, the away fixtures presented a contrasting picture, as Espanyol faced defeats against Villarreal, Real Madrid, and Real Sociedad. The tide turned with a 1–0 victory over Mallorca, breaking the away losing streak. The Copa del Rey journey commenced with a 2–0 triumph against Real Valladolid.

 

A noteworthy away league win against Atlético Madrid, with Osvaldo scoring the decisive goal, further highlighted Espanyol's resilience. The festive season, however, brought challenges, including a 5–1 defeat to Barcelona. Despite this setback, the team remained in an impressive 5th position after sixteen matches.

 

The Copa del Rey last 16 encounter against Atlético Madrid saw Espanyol facing a 1–0 defeat. The start of 2011 witnessed losses to Valencia and Atlético Madrid, signaling their exit from the Copa del Rey. A subsequent positive run featured a 4–0 home win over Real Zaragoza and victories against Sevilla and Getafe.

 

As the season progressed, Espanyol faced inconsistencies, experiencing a sequence of losses in March and April. A notable 4–1 victory over Real Sociedad provided a momentary respite. Despite a final win against Athletic Bilbao in May, the team ended the campaign with losses to Barcelona and Real Zaragoza.

 

The season concluded with Espanyol hosting Sevilla, ending in a 3–2 defeat. Osvaldo emerged as the top scorer with thirteen goals in the league. The club secured an 8th-place finish, falling short of a UEFA Europa League spot but achieving their best league performance since 2004–05.

 

President Daniel Sánchez Llibre led the club through a season of highs and lows, while Mauricio Pochettino navigated the challenges as the head coach at Cornellà-El Prat. The season encapsulated the resilience and determination of RCD Espanyol, marking both progress and setbacks in their storied history.