England Wear Kits Without Names in 2nd Half
Mar 26, 2022, by Chris
If you watched England vs Switzerland this evening, you might have wondered why England did not have names on the shirts in the second half. Let us find out why.
England Team Play Without Names at Wembley to Highlight How People With Dementia Lose Vital Memories
England team played without names at Wembley to highlight how people with dementia lose vital memories. This is part of the team's new partnership with the Alzheimer’s Society.
The squad came onto the pitch after halftime sporting nameless shirts to draw attention to how people with dementia lose precious memories, even the names of their favorite football players.
The gesture is in recognition of the 900,000 people living with dementia, who could fill Wembley stadium ten times over.
Kate Lee, CEO at Alzheimer’s Society: “As the squad walk out in these thought-provoking shirts, we hope it will get fans up and down the country to sit up and take note of the reality of living with dementia. Football should be unforgettable - I hope it makes a massive impact that ripples from the Royal Box to the stands and into homes across the nation, inspiring people to support our work to raise awareness and reduce stigma and help us make sure no-one faces dementia alone.”
The shirts are auctioned to raise crucial funds for Alzheimer’s Society’s work.
The FA's partnership with the leading dementia charity will be in place for the next two seasons.
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FIFA Did Not Publish 2026 World Cup Final Matchups Yet
It is just a little more than two days until the 2026 World Cup final and 45 hours until the Third Place match, but FIFA has not yet published the kit matchups for the final two games of the 2026 FIFA World Cup on its official FWC2026 Match Colours Designation page.
It is widely predicted that Spain and Argentina will both wear their home kits, as will England vs France. We might also see special referee kits. Thanks to our partners Jersey Story for the collage.
Adidas EQT Flamengo 1992 Retro Collection Leaked
The t-shirt of the Adidas Flamengo 2026 EQT collection has been leaked by @ofertastorcida. It is white with the block stripes in red and black.
Adidas will release a special 1992 EQT retro range for Flamengo, as shared by specialized club outlet Coluna do Fla.
The Adidas Flamengo 1992 2026 retro collection features a striking vintage tracksuit and matching t-shirts that lean heavily into the club's early history and the bold sportswear aesthetics of the 1990s.
The predominantly red and black pieces prominently feature the classic Adidas Trefoil text logo alongside the historic Flamengo rowing crest, deliberately substituting the modern "CRF" monogram for the club's traditional anchor-and-oars emblem.
Which piece from this leaked Flamengo retro collection is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below.
Nike Atelier Total 90 Sneaker Leaked
Nike is expanding its bespoke Atelier lifestyle line with a clean White/Game Royal colorway for the Atelier Total 90 Premium.
Following the debut of a black Merc version originally created alongside French football star Désiré Doué, this new edition offers a lighter take on a Total 90 football-meets-lifestyle hybrid.
The upper of the Atelier Merc Total 90 faithfully recreates the iconic shape of the Total 90 Laser 3, crafted entirely from premium white leather with intricate quilted stitching. A standout feature is a classic fold-over tongue, which comes equipped with a practical Velcro closure and is subtly embossed with Nike Atelier branding. Underneath, the Nike Atelier T90 comes with the Cyroshot cover over the studs.
Priced at a luxury-tier $470, the Nike Atelier Total 90 Premium is scheduled for a December2026 release ahead of the 26-27 season. The shoe will be available through select high-end retailers, including Dover Street Market, as well as via Nike SNKRS.
