Note: ‘Primary’ obviously refers to a country’s first-choice kit, while ‘Alternative’ here means the main shirt with different shorts/socks, ‘Change’ is the second or third...
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Tomorrow, we will publish a post featuring all of the kits worn at the tournament, before starting the 1990 World Cup kit-tracker next week. Quarter-finals...
Previously on 1970 World Cup kit-tracker – Group 1, Group 2 and Group 3. A little bit of history was created in this group as...
See here for Group 1 and Group 2 This group included the holders as well as the eventual winners, with their game memorable for a...
The second part of our look back at the colours worn in Mexico in 1970 – see here for Group 1. This section provided two...
For the upcoming World Cup, we’re going to provide a daily kit-tracker, showing what the participating countries wear against each other, featuring outfield and goalkeeper...
England play their 1000th international tonight, taking on Montenegro, and to mark that we look back at a recent classic The England kit launched in...
You’ll notice we have the word ‘worn’ in the title – change kits which didn’t get game-time aren’t included. That’s preferable to including some and...
Having briefly toyed with a sky-blue change shirt at the 1970 World Cup, England reverted to red alternatives, barring three games in yellow in the...
Another offering from Joey Smith – the following is an adaption of an excerpt from “Politics On The Pitch #5: Groups of Death Part 2”...
