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New RB Leipzig Home Kit 2020-21 | RBL to wear new Nike jersey against Borussia Dortmund

This is the new Leipzig kit 2020/21, Rasenball Sport Leipzig’s new home shirt for the upcoming Bundesliga season. Made by Nike, the new RBL jersey was officially unveiled on 20 June, 2020 and will be worn by Die Roten Bullen in today’s clash against Borussia Dortmund- also their final league home game of the 2019/20 season.

Leipzig are currently third in the table, but a win in their inaugural game with the kit could see them push BVB for second spot, with Bayern already having been crowned champions.

The jersey, a predominantly white one with red and yellow detailing, was released using the tagline “Unchained to release the beast” Continue reading →

New Crewe Alexandra Kit 2020-21 | FBT unveil Alex home shirt for League One season

This is the new Crewe Alexandra home kit 2020/21, Crewe’s new primary strip for the upcoming League One season. Made by FBT, the new Crewe home shirt was officially unveiled on 19 June, 2020. The club earned automatic promotion alongside Swindon and Plymouth after the season was curtailed early due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

Unlike others like Newport and Scunthorpe, who parted company with FBT this year, Crewe opted to extend their deal with the firm (which began in the 2017/18 season) till the end of the 2022/23 season.

Long term sponsors Mornflake (present on the front of the jersey since 2005) have also inked a contract extension, which will now see them appear on both the front and the reverse of the shirt till the end of the 2023/24 season. Continue reading →

New West Ham Shirt Sponsorship deal- Scope Markets to replace Basset and Gold on sleeve

West Ham have officially announced Scope Markets as their new sleeve sponsor, with the latter’s logo set to appear on the Hammers shirt beginning their game against Wolves this weekend. The London outfit were searching for a new sponsor after previous sleeve partner Basset & Gold went into administration and Scope Markets, the club’s current online trading partners, have come on board in a multi-year deal.

The Scope Markets logo will appear on both home and away shirts, and the contract is reportedly worth around £1-1.5m a year.

West Ham are 16th in the table currently, but are only above the drop zone on goal difference. Continue reading →