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New OH Leuven Kit 2020-21 | Leicester City’s sister club unveil Adidas shirts

These are the new OH Leuven kits 2020/21, Oud-Heverlee Leuven’s new home and away jerseys for the upcoming Belgian league season. Made by Adidas, the new shirts were officially released on June 23, 2020 by the club.

Leuven are Leicester City’s sister club in Belgium and have the same shirt sponsor as the Foxes- King Power. They won the first round-robin tournament of the Belgian First Division B in 2019/20, earning them a spot in the promotion-playoffs. They lost the first leg of the playoff 1-0 to Beerschot, but are due to play the second leg on home soil in August. The winner will get promoted to the Belgian top flight. If the game doesn’t take place, Westerlo will be promoted instead.

Adidas have unveiled two shirts- the white home one with red and green detailing and a darker alternate one. Continue reading →

New RC Lens Kit 2020-21 | Macron unveil black away shirt for upcoming Ligue 1 season

This is the new RC Lens away kit 2020/21, Racing Club de Lens’ new alternate jersey for the upcoming Ligue 1 season. Made by Macron, the new Lens away shirt was officially unveiled on June 23, 2020.

Les Sang et Or will be returning to Ligue 1 after a gap of five seasons in 2020/21, having been relegated to the second tier back in 2015. They finished second in the curtailed 2019/20 Ligue 2 season behind Lorient, with the duo earning automatic promotion.

The new away jersey is a black and green creation from the Macron stable. It features the miners’ lamp (the town of Lens had plenty of coal mines) on the front. Auchan remain principal sponsors, with the Groupe Lempereur logo also appearing on the jersey. Continue reading →

New KRC Genk Kit 2020-21 | Nike release new home & away shirts for Racing Genk

These are the new Genk kits 2020/21, KRC Genk’s new home and alternate tops for the upcoming Belgian First Division A season. Made by Nike, the new Genk jerseys were officially unveiled on June 23, 2020.

Genk were Belgian champions in 2018/19, and were in a tough Champions League group alongside Liverpool, Napoli and Salzburg this season. They were however unable to defend their title in 2019/20, and had to settle for a 7th place finish. Continue reading →