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New Bristol City O’Neills Kit 2023-2024 | BCFC Home & Robin Feathers Design Goalkeeper Shirt 23-24

This is the new Bristol City home kit 2023/24, BCFC’s new home strip for the upcoming Championship season. This is the first BCFC kit to be made by O’Neills as part of a multi-year deal after they replaced Hummel as its kit partners. The club had already unveiled the shirt a few weeks ago, but we now have a look at the full kit (including shorts and socks) as well as the new home goalkeeper kit for the 23-24 campaign.

The pinstripe design on the outfield uniform is inspired by the club’s 1989/90 kit. The predominantly red and white jersey will be paired with white shorts and red socks. Huboo remain principal shirt sponsors after coming on board in 2022.

The goalkeeper shirt design sees robin feathers on the front (BCFC are nicknamed the Robins)

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Everton to wear pink shirt against Leicester City in crunch league clash

Everton will be in their pink away strip when they square off against Leicester City in a crunch Premier League clash at the King Power Stadium on Monday evening. Victory for the Toffees will see them move to 16th in the league standings- they will leapfrog the Foxes, Forest and Leeds if they pick up all three points here.

This will be the fourth time Everton are wearing the pink shirt in the Premier League this 22/23 season.

Everton previous league games with pink jersey in 22/23 (3 draws in 3 games)

Leeds 1-1 Everton (Sinisterra/Gordon)
Man City 1-1 Everton (Haaland/Gray)
Chelsea 2-2 Everton (Felix, Havertz pen/Doucoure, Simms)

Leicester vs Everton 2023

This particular round of PL fixtures has been tough on away sides though, with City the only team to triumph on the road (2-1 against Fulham in their red and black kit). The likes of Forest & Spurs lost their game to injury time winners at Brentford and Liverpool respectively.

Inter Milan wear shirt without Digitalbits logo against Lazio

Italian giants Inter Milan opted to take the field today afternoon without the logo of primary shirt sponsor Digitalbits. The Nerazzurri haven’t received payments for the deal from the crypto firm (reportedly worth around 24 million euros), and therefore chose to wear their home jersey without Digitalbits on the front against Lazio.

Inter came from behind to win this game 3-1 against the Bianconeri, with Lautaro Martinez and Robin Gosens scoring in the second half for the hosts.

AS Roma, who are also sponsored by Digitalbits, chose to wear a shirt with SPQR on it against AC Milan yesterday. They drew their fixture 1-1, with Abraham & Saelemakers trading extra time goals.

Regular Inter shirt with Digitalbits logo

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