Premier League Captains to Wear Special Armbands in Support of Ukraine
All 20 Premier League captains will wear special blue-and-yellow armbands this weekend in support of Ukraine, the league announced yesterday.
An image was shared showing the supposed design of the armband. It's blue for the top half and yellow for the bottom, based on the flag of Ukraine and featuring the text Football Stands Together in its center.
Premier League clubs all use the same captain's armbands, and there have been previous occasions where special armbands have been used, such as when supporting the Rainbow Laces campaign.
This is everyone's game
— Premier League (@premierleague) December 1, 2018
We are supporting the #RainbowLaces campaign this weekend 🏳️🌈 pic.twitter.com/XqOwQeSsns
In addition to that, the same image will also be shown on the big screens at stadiums as well as the LED ad boards. There will also be a "moment of reflection and solidarity" before kick-off at each game.
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Legia Warsaw Release First Adidas Originals Collection in Decades
Legia Warsaw and Adidas have officially launched an all-new Originals lifestyle collection, marking the club's first dedicated project under the iconic Trefoil banner in decades. The retro-infused streetwear range draws heavily on vintage terrace fashion and archival sportswear aesthetics.
Rendered in Legia's traditional palette of green, white, and black, the drop includes classic full-zip track jackets, hoodies, track pants, and t-shirts. Every piece is detailed with Adidas' signature Trefoil logo and prominent Three Stripes down the sleeves and legs. Fans are also treated to two distinct badge options across the garments, with items arriving with either the club's modern crest or the iconic circular 'eLka' emblem.
The Adidas Originals Legia Warsaw collection is available now through the club's official online fan store and selected physical locations. Prices range from 259 PLN for t-shirts to 419 PLN (60-95 EUR) for the full-zip track tops.