Category: Premier League Kit-Tracker

For their game at Chelsea, Arsenal wore red adidas socks for the first time since May 1994 Hugo Lloris wore a black kit, making it four goalkeeper strips for Tottenham… Read more »

No new kits or combinations, for the first time this season! This week’s scores: Tottenham 1 Sheffield United 3 Aston Villa 3 Crystal Palace 1 Bournemouth 3 Wolverhampton 1 Everton… Read more »

A pleasing instance of both goalkeepers wearing green in the Crystal Palace-Arsenal game In gameweek 10, the Premier League asked Bournemouth to wear white shorts and socks at Watford to… Read more »

Things to note this week: Everton wore change shorts at Manchester United but retained their home socks, meaning that they have now worn all four blue and white shorts/socks combinations,… Read more »

Notable kit happenings from last week: Chelsea wore their black third kit for the first time in the league as they lost to Everton. To match it, goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga… Read more »

West Ham United changed shorts and socks at Wolves, but rather than using the white away sets to create a traditional West Ham look, they instead used sky blue Once… Read more »

Items of interest this week: As they did at Anfield, Manchester City wore blue change socks despite the lack of a clash Liverpool wore the solid red socks for the… Read more »

Things to note from last week’s fixtures: Wolves wore change socks at Bournemouth, having previously donned them in the Europa League. Unfortunately, the shade of gold doesn’t match that of… Read more »