Bayern Munich

1991-92

A huge change as the arrival of the adidas Equipment area saw blue return to the home strip for the first time since the 1970s.
Following the design of the home, the away stuck with the traditional white and red.
Away shorts worn with home shirt and socks at Hamburg.
European home kit, with the Opel lightning logo and the club name on the back absent.
Alternative version of the change kit, with the Opel, number and club name (which had been obscured in red) all rendered in black.

1998-99

First Strip
Second Strip
Third Strip
Alternative sponsor, v Schalke (h), Stuttgart (a)
v Nürnberg (a)
v Schalke (a)
European Second Strip

2000-01

First Strip
Second Strip
Third Strip
European Strip
European version of Home Strip
European version of Away Strip
Away shirt and shorts, home socks

The home kit was unchanged from 1999-2000 and while the new change strip might look to have have too much red, there do not appear to have been any issues. In European games, the number was housed in a white box while away to Paris Saint-Germain the home socks were used.

In the first Champions League group stage, the normal home kit was worn but a new strip was introduced for the second group stage. It harked back to the crew-neck style of Bayern’s European Cup three-in-a-row of 1974-76 and proved a lucky omen as they went all the way, defeating Valencia on penalties in the final.

The silver third kit was used against Arsenal and Manchester United during the European campaign – the Opel logo was now rendered in white while the names and numbers from the new red kit were used.

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