Young Boys 2002/03 Home kit with Official 6 Print XS

Condition: ★★★★☆ 

Not the prettiest but one of the rarest. This kit is good condition with some visible wear from time. It turns 23 years old today. It's a size XS with an official ''6'' print on the back. Manufactured by Gems. 

During the 2002–2003 season, BSC Young Boys participated in the Swiss Nationalliga A and the Swiss Cup. Here's an overview of their performance:

Nationalliga A:

• Preliminary Round: Young Boys secured a spot in the championship round by finishing among the top teams in the preliminary stage.

• Championship Round: They concluded the season in 4th place. 

Swiss Cup:

• Young Boys advanced to the quarter-finals but were eliminated after a 4-3 extra-time loss to FC Basel on March 26, 2003.

Here are some interesting facts about BSC Young Boys:

1. Foundation and Name:

• Founded in 1898 in Bern, Switzerland, the club's name "Young Boys" was chosen to contrast with the already established "Old Boys" Basel.
• The official full name is Berner Sport Club Young Boys, commonly abbreviated as YB.

2. Stadium with a Unique Name:

• Young Boys play their home games at the Stade de Suisse Wankdorf, renamed to Wankdorf Stadion in 2020.
• The stadium was rebuilt in 2005 and has a capacity of around 31,120. It's one of the most modern stadiums in Switzerland.

3. Domestic Success:

• The club has won the Swiss Super League 16 times (as of 2023), with a particularly dominant streak in recent years.
• They also have several Swiss Cup titles, showcasing their strength in domestic competitions.

4. Golden Era:

• The 1950s were the club's golden era. Under the legendary coach Albert Sing, they won four consecutive Swiss league titles (1957–1960).
• Young Boys also made it to the European Cup semi-finals in 1959, a remarkable achievement at the time.

5. Arch-Rivalry with FC Basel:

• Young Boys share a fierce rivalry with FC Basel, one of the most successful clubs in Swiss football. Their matches are among the most anticipated fixtures in Switzerland.

6. Unique Yellow and Black Colors:

• The club's yellow and black color scheme is iconic and represents the city of Bern. The colors are also reflected in their nickname, the "Gelb-Schwarzen" (Yellow-Blacks).