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New Dundee United Strip 2018-19 | Nike DUFC Home Kit 18-19

This is the new Dundee United kit 2018/19, DUFC’s new home strip for the upcoming Scottish Championship season. Made by Nike, the new home shirt was officially revealed on May 17, 2018, the same day that midfielder Fraser Fyvie committed to a new deal that would keep him at the club for another two years.

The new kit sees a return to black shorts, as can be seen in the pics below. DUFC finished 3rd in the Scottish Championship in 2017/18 and edged Dunfermline in their playoff quarterfinal before falling to Livingstone in their semi, losing 4-3 on aggregate and missing out on an opportunity to return to the Premiership.

Utilita Energy will be principal front of the shirt sponsors for DUFC’s 2018/19 campaign Continue reading →

New Macron Deportivo Third Kit 2018-19 | Jersey with Anthem unveiled on Galician Literature Day

This is the new Deportivo La Coruna third kit 2018/19, RC Deportivo’s new third shirt for the upcoming Spanish second division season. Made by Macron, the new Depor third jersey was officially unveiled on May 17, 2018 (Galician Literature Day)

The shirt features this date (May 17) on the back as well the Galician anthem on the front. Deportivo are based in A Coruna in the autonomous community of Galicia.

Deportivo will be dropping down to the second tier this season along with Malaga and Las Palmas, their third relegation in 7 years from La Liga Continue reading →

New Canada Soccer Jersey 2018-2019 | Umbro Canada Home Kit 18-19

This is the new Canada soccer jersey 2018/19, the Canadian national team’s new principal shirt for international fixtures in the 18/19 season. Made by Umbro, the new Canada kit was officially unveiled on May 16, 2018, and was launched using the slogan “On Guard for Thee”

The new jersey features a subtle maple leaf design on the front, and is, as you’d expect, predominantly red, with white detailing around the neck and the shoulders. It also has a miniature national flag on the back.

Canada had a disappointing World Cup qualifying campaign, failing to make it to the Hexagonal after finishing behind Mexico and Honduras in their fourth round group. Continue reading →