Something different for this offering, featuring a little bit of educated guessing. Obviously, Bayern Munich and adidas are intrinsically linked but, given that they had Nike kits for 15 years… Read more »
Joey Smith is back with another CWC. His excellent Pyro on The Pitch site is worth a look if you having visited and see here for the previous entries in… Read more »
Previous entries: Group A, Group B, Group C, Group D, Group E, Group F, Group G, Group H Second round France 4 Argentina 3 Surprisingly, but refreshingly, both sides were… Read more »
See here for previous Season’s Meetings articles Today’s World Cup third-place play-off will see England and Belgium wear their change kits, having been in their usual colours when they met… Read more »
Germany 0 Mexico 1 In contrast to Group E, four the Group F residents wear adidas and this was another game where, mercifully, both teams could wear their first-choice outfits…. Read more »
Costa Rica 0 Serbia 1 Group E is the only one not to feature any team with adidas kits. Costa Rica wear New Balance and it’s a tidy design, with… Read more »
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 then missing others we mightn’t… Read more »
In the wake of his recent Arsenal adidas proposal, Anton Karlson had another suggestion: I would like to see what the swedish National team might have looked like if… Read more »
See here for Group A and Group B Brazil 2 Sweden 1 This was to be Brazil’s last tournament wearing kit made by Topper, whose headquarters are in Rio. The… Read more »
The second part of our look back at the colours worn in Mexico in 1970 – see here for Group 1. This section provided two of the semi-finalists in Italy… Read more »
