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Green AVFC Third Shirt 2019-2020 | Kappa Aston Villa New 3rd Jersey 19-20

This is the new Aston Villa third kit 2019/20, AVFC’s new second alternate strip for the upcoming Premier League season. Made by Kappa, the new Villa third shirt was officially unveiled earlier this week, and will make its on-field debut next month when the Midlands outfit take on reigning league champions Manchester City.

The green, black and red shirt takes inspiration from Villa’s alternate strips from the mid 90’s (93/94 and 94/95) and has been released with the tagline “Made for Icons, Modelled by Icons”. Former Villa players like Gordon Cowans, Shaun Teale, Tony Daley, Ian Taylor and Bryan Small took part in the launch. Continue reading →

New Betis Jersey 2019-2020 | Kappa Real Betis Balompie Home Shirt 19-20

This is the new Betis home kit 2019/20, Real Betis’ new primary uniform for the upcoming La Liga season. Made by Kappa, the new Betis 19/20 kit was officially unveiled on 22 May, 2019.

Betis finished 10th in La Liga in 2018/19 and their manager Quique Setien achieved the rare feat of beating both Real Madrid and Barcelona away in the league in the same season. He also managed a Europa league win over Milan at the San Siro. However he was sacked following their final day win over Zinedine Zidane’s side at the Bernabeu.

The new home shirt, like Milan’s recently released one, is also a narrow striped design. Continue reading →

New Angers SCO Jersey 2019-2020 | 100th Anniversary Kappa Angers Home & Grey Away Shirts 19-20

These are the new Angers kits 19/20, Angers SCO’s new home and away uniforms for the upcoming Ligue 1 season. The new Angers SCO 2019/20 shirts, made by Italian manufacturer Kappa, were officially unveiled on 2 May, 2019, just weeks after the two partners had announced a contract extension till 2023.

These are also the 100th anniversary kits for Angers (100 ans below the club crest). The home shirt is in its traditional black and white stripes, while the alternate is grey in colour (the lines apparently represent the evolution of the club and their desire to reach the peak). The Scania logo appears on the home jersey while Gaulois have their presence on the away shirt. Continue reading →