Australian Club Fraser Park FC 'Steals' Portugal Crest & Kits - Here Is Why
When we first saw the new kits of Australian club Fraser Park FC, we just thought "What the hell is going on here" - the kits and their logo are remarkably similar to those of the Portuguese national football team. Let us find out why.
The reason for the logo and the jerseys being almost the same as those from Portugal are simple. Fraser Park FC was founded as "Clube Portugues de Sydney” in 1961 in Paddington, in the heart of Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs. It was here that a small number of Portuguese migrants began to plan the future of the club, which later became Fraser Park F.C.
Fraser Park FC today puts its focus on the development of young players. Their first team is playing in the fifth-tier Australian league.
Fraser Park FC Logo
Inspired by the crest of the Portuguese national team, the Fraser Park FC logo replaces the Quinas (five blue crosses) with a football and the acronym of the Portuguese Football Federation (F.P.F.) with the acronyms of Fraser Park FC (F.P.F.C.). Other differences include the shades of the colors, but the shape and the overall appearance remains remarkably similar.
Fraser Park FC 2020 Kits
The Fraser Park FC 2020 home kit boasts the same colors and a similar design as those as Portugal's 2018 World Cup jerseys. The kit has been produced by a local supplier of soccer jerseys (feel free to leave the name in the comments below if you know it).
The away kit is black, green and gold, based on the same design as the home jersey.
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Mexico Ruins Retro EQT Jacket with Sponsor Placement
The Adidas Mexico 2026 World Cup EQT track jacket has officially made its real-world debut, but the on-player reality has left many fans disappointed, as highlighted by Tigres and Mexico kit experts @TigersJersey.
While the core design faithfully recreates the iconic 1990s Equipment aesthetic with its bold black, green, white, and red color-blocking, the Mexican Football Federation has plastered the front of the garment with corporate sponsors. The logos for AT&T, Amazon, Coca-Cola, and Caliente.mx have been heavily applied across the midsection, disrupting the 3 bars.
This is surely because of sponsor guidelines and contracts, but they should have find a better solution here.
Norway Shares Striking Viking-Themed Squad Photo for 2026 World Cup
The Norwegian national football team has released a Viking-inspired group photograph via its official channels to mark preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Captured by renowned photographer David Yarrow in Oslo, the image shows the squad in authentic attire assembled beside a fjord, with longboats in the background, reflecting the country's historical narrative and the supporters' Viking row tradition.
Norway returns to the World Cup for the first time since 1998, led by captain Martin Ødegaard and star striker Erling Haaland. The photoshoot took place last weekend, with Ødegaard digitally added after he was unavailable due to the Champions League final. A separate image including coaching and technical staff was also produced.
The NFF embraced the theme to highlight team unity and cultural heritage as the squad prepares for the tournament in Canada, Mexico and the United States.
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In the visuals, Messi stands in front of a giant screen that replays memories from his first World Cup in 2006, through the unforgettable moment when he led Argentina to World Cup glory in 2022, and finally toward what is expected to be the last World Cup of his career.
