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New Zenit St.Petersburg Jersey 2018-2019 | Nike Zenit Home Shirt 2018-19

This is the new Zenit kit 2018/19, Zenit Saint Petersburg’s new home strip for the upcoming Russian Premier League season. Made by Nike, it was unveiled and worn during Zenit’s final game of the 17/18 season- a 6-0 win at home over SKA-Khabarovsk. Alexander Yerokhin netted four times for Zenit, becoming the first club player since 1981 to score four times in a game.

That fixture was also Roberto Mancini’s last in charge of Zenit SPB, with the former Man City gaffer expected to get the Italian national team job.

FC Zenit finished fifth in the 2017/18 RPL, seven behind champions Lokomotiv Moscow.

The new kit is again sponsored by Gazprom Continue reading →

Adidas or Nike- Which team will win the Cup final?

Both Manchester United and Chelsea revealed their kits for the 2018/19 season last week (on the SAME day- May 11, if we may add!). This weekend, both teams will square off in the FA Cup final- the only chance of silverware this season for both Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte after a relatively disappointing season for the duo on both domestic and continental fronts.

United opted to unveil their third kit first, a blue strip made of Parley ocean plastic paying homage to the 50th anniversary of their famous 1968 European triumph. Continue reading →

Cup Semifinal Kit Battle- Adidas, Nike & Under Armour in action at Wembley

We’ve come down to the last four teams standing in the FA Cup, with Manchester United, Spurs, Chelsea and Southampton set to do battle this weekend at Wembley. The first semifinal pits United (Adidas) against Spurs (Nike), with Chelsea (Nike) taking on Saints (Under Armour) on Sunday. Will the final be an Adidas v Nike one? Or Nike v Under Armour? Or a London derby between the two Nikes? Or Adidas v Under Armour?

For all the four remaining in the competition, this represents their last chance of silverware. Man City have already claimed the league and EFL Cup and United, Chelsea and Spurs have all been eliminated from continental competition. Burnley will also be watching the Chelsea Southampton clash with great interest. Unless Saints win the FA Cup, the Clarets, in all probability, will be making their first European appearance in over five decades next season Continue reading →