Brazilian Club Corinthians have unveiled their new Nike third shirt a year to the day after their memorable victory over Boca Juniors in the final of the 2012 Libertadores Cup. The attractive blue and white number completes the set for the Corinthians 2013 campaign.

The kit is inspired by a previous strip worn on November 16, 1965, when Corinthians represented the Brazilian national team in a friendly against Arsenal in London. The new third kit features a royal blue jersey with a white classic polo collar and white cuffs and is paired with blue shorts and white socks.




The shirt features a double-sided collar and sleeves that reveal a combination of black with white pinstripes, reflecting the club's classic home kit when folded back. The inscription "És do Brasil o clube mais brasileiro – 16 de novembro 1965" is on the inside of the collar, which is a reference to a part of the club anthem and another tribute to the Arsenal match.



The white home shirt is inspired by the kit of 1990, the year in which they won their first Brazilian National Championship. It features a black polo collar and is paired with traditional black shorts and white socks. The black away shirt is designed with a V-neck collar and sleeve cuffs in the same color and is complemented by white shorts and black socks.




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Fulham have unveiled their new adidas home shirt for the 2013/14 Premier League season. After a spell with a few different brands the London club have returned to the three stripes who have in turn whipped up a simple design for Fulham to wear at Craven Cottage in the new campaign.

Fulham first wore an adidas kit in 1977 when George Best donned the famous number seven shirt and they returned to adidas 20 years later for 5 seasons before flirting with Puma, Nike and Kappa. The 2013/14 home shirt features a deep v-neck in jet black with black stripes and trim on an all white base. A simple kit that stays well within the club's tradition.



The new home shorts are black with red stripes and brand logo to match the white/red socks. Marathonbet is the club's new sponsor for the next couple of years and their red logo ties in nicely with the details on the shorts and socks. Along with Southampton, Fulham is a new addition for adidas this season who take their tally of Premier League clubs up to 9.




Brede Hangeland, Damien Duff, Bryan Ruiz, Steve Sidwell and Alexander Kačaniklić were amongst the players who were on new kit duty and they'll get to wear the shirt competitively for the the first time when they host Arsenal at the Cottage a week after kicking off their Premier League season with a trip to Sunderland.



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Warrior Football and Liverpool FC have unveiled their third shirt for the 2013/14 Premier League season. It's another unique design from the American brand who have taken their inspiration from the Reds' 1995/96 away strip.

Controversial? Perhaps, but at least it's different, so many kit this season feature the same template with different colours so it's good to see a brand going all out with a ballsy design. Warrior received a lot of stick when they revealed the Liverpool away kit and to be honest we weren't overly sure about it at the time but it has grown on us and looks smart when on.



Although third kits are rarely worn throughout a season they do give clubs the canvas to try something new and that's exactly what Warrior have done. The base of the shirt is black with a harlequin purple and white split pattern on the stomach. White and purple patches feature on the sleeves with finishing touches on the collar. The kit is topped off with gold details on the Warrior logo, Liverpool badge and sponsor.

   

This shirt is a tailored fit so if you're eyeing one up you'd probably be safer going a size up from your usual if you've got more of a keg than a six-pack. The shirt is impeccably made and it's refreshing to see a unique design which gives a club a real sense of identity rather than wearing the same shirt as their opponents but in a different colour.

  

So overall a top looking kit we reckon, oh hang on, are they... are they odd socks, oh no they haven't have they? Sweet mother of Dalglish, they really are, the kit features odd socks, one with a purple trim and one with a black trim, a kitman's nightmare and a footballing fashion crime of the highest order.

The new Liverpool third kit will be worn in the away legs of domestic cup competitions, in four Premier League away games and on the club's pre-season tour.



The new Liverpool 3rd shirt is available from selected online stockists including Pro-Direct Soccer.

AC Milan and adidas have revealed the club's new away shirt for the 2013/14 season. A silky looking design for Italian giants to wear on their travels in Serie A next season and we reckon it's up there with the very best of kits we've seen so far this summer.

A typically Milan design, the away shirt features subtle black and red details on a traditional white base, complimented by gold versions of the famous three stripes. The cuffs on the sleeves are also black and red along with lines on the side of the shirt and lines coming down parallel from around the neck to give Milan a real sense of identity.



On the back of the collar, as a proud statement, is visible the Italian flag, which is placed on mesh material to allow increased ventilation. The mesh material is also found on the front of the shirt, in between the red and black stripes that create a V-neck.




The away kit includes white shorts with golden stripes and red and black details on the bottom hems and white socks with golden stripes and black and red embroidery of the date 1899 The fabric, with climacool technology, has been enriched to guarantee superior comfort to athlete during exercise.




The new AC Milan away shirt is available from selected online stockists including Pro-Direct Soccer.

F.C. Porto have unveiled their new home and away kits as they celebrate their 120th anniversary next season. Nike have created two classy shirts for the Portuguese champions to go about maintaining their title in 2013/14, both of which feature gold accents.

The home shirt features blue and white stripes with a blue crossover V-neck collar with gold trim, and blue sleeves with a white cuff also trimmed in gold. The gold accents celebrate the club’s 120th anniversary and their successes over the years. Inside the back of the neck is a golden label showing the club’s original crest, first used in 1910, encircled by the years 1893 and 2013.




The new away kit is a piece of footballing beauty, it has a modern tonal blocking design featuring two shades of light blue. The away shirt has a dark blue crossover V-neck collar with gold trim, and a dark blue cuff on the sleeves also featuring gold trim. The away jersey, as with the home shirt, includes a gold label inside the back of the neck shouting out the years 1893 and 2013. The shorts are dark blue with a thin gold stripe along the side, and the socks are dark blue. We've got a lot of love for it, quality looking kit.



Tech wise the shirt features Nike's Dri-Fit technology, which is designed to draw sweat away from the body to keep players cool. The shirt is a more tailored and athletic fit as a result of Nike running a pioneering programme to create 3D body scans of some of the world's leading players, so if you're not a fan of tight fit clothing go a size up. Nike have also managed to shed the shirt down to just 150g, that's 23% lighter than previous kits.




The new Porto Home and Away Kits are available from selected online stockists including Pro-Direct Soccer.

Ahead of the new season and with the qualifying draws complete adidas have revealed the official Finale match ball for the 2013/14 UEFA Champions League group stage. The official ball of the UEFA Champions League features the same panel design as last season's version although sharp red, silver and black stripes have been added inside the stars.




The Finale ball maintains the Champions League star motif – an iconic feature of all Champions League footballs since it's debut back in 2000/01. The ball has and stars have become a bit of trademark for the competition and will be used by the likes of Barcelona, Manchester United, Bayern Munich, Tottenham, oh hang on...

In previous seasons we've seen adidas football boots and goalkeeper gloves released to match the official Champions League ball so the new white/silver/red combo could result in a few tasty colourways later in the season.




The ball will make it's on pitch debut during the first round of Champions League group matches, which get underway on 17th September with the final at the Estádio da Luz in Lisbon on Saturday 24th May.

The new adidas UCL Finale 13 match ball is available now from selected online stockists including Pro-Direct Soccer.

Nike have rolled out the official matchball to be used in the Premier League, La Liga and Serie A for the 2013/14 season. The Incyte takes over from the Maxim and is being dubbed by Nike as the world's best ball – the latest in football technology...

Nike have combined years of football innovation, premium materials and rigid scientific testing to deliver the new Incyte. The ball is designed to create a quicker reaction from players, Nike's RaDaR technology uses scientifically proven colour combinations and patterns to enhance visibility.




The Incyte is created with 5-layer construction, which generates optimal first touch for immediate and precise ball control and the high elasticity response layer helps provide an easy and more powerful strike. The micro-textured casing also delivers a more accurate ball trajectory than seen before - if you catch this puppy right, it's going to fly.




The Premier League ball is delivered with purple graphics whereas the Serie A ball and La Liga balls feature turquoise and royal blue respectively with all three donning a vibrant orange swoosh. As always the balls are FIFA approved and the league's logo is placed on the side of each ball.




The Maxim hit the back of the net on 1063 occasions last season so the Incyte has a pretty big target to reach. New boots have landed, new kits have been unveiled and now we've even got a ball. Game on. Roll on the new season.



The new Nike Incyte match ball is available now from selected online stockists including Pro-Direct Soccer.