Along with Liverpool, Celtic and others, Real Madrid are notable for usually preferring to wear a change kit when a shorts- or socks-clash arises rather...
Midweek Mashup
First off, a couple of important things to clarify. Manchester United lost 3-1 at The Dell on April 13, 1996, the day of the infamous...
Thanks to Jay Mansfield for his assistance The Rous Cup was a short-lived affair. Emanating from the Home Championship, which was discontinued in 1984, initially...
We’ve written recently about AC Milan’s preference for all-white kits in European Cup and Champions League finals, so much so that they created bespoke outfits...
In 2018, Sunderland found themselves relegated to League 1 – apart from the sole season in the old Division 3 in 1987-88, it was the...
By Jay Mansfield In an era of endlessly regurgitated listicles, if you’re a football fan, there’s probably a chance that you’ve come across a variant...
The Old Watford site made research for this a lot easier, while our thanks also go to Graham at Oxford Kits and Les Motherby of...
Like their London rivals Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur joined forces with Nike in the summer of 2017. As with the Blues, the home kit was kept...
Since the arrival of Nike as Arsenal’s kit manufacturer in 1994, two-tone blue change kits have been a periodical feature. The 2009-10 example was a...
To mark their return to the Premiership in 2004, West Bromwich Albion were clad in a nice set of complementary Diadora kits, a classic home...
