SV Elversberg 22-23 Cup Kit Released - 4:3 Win Against Leverkusen
Aug 1, 2022, by John
The new SV Elversberg cup shirt was released a few days ago. It is made by Nike and will be worn in the 2022-2023 DFB-Pokal season.
The shirt was already worn on Saturday against Bayer Leverkusen, where Elversberg celebrated an epic 4-3 home victory.
SV Elversberg 22-23 Cup Kit
This is the new Nike SV Elversberg cup shirt for 22-23.
The Nike Elversberg 2022-23 cup shirt is based on the Tiempo Premier II teamwear jersey. A white base is paired with black sleeve, which end at the shoulders.
A special print, "Die Elv", is placed on the back of the collar, playing on the German word 'Elf' (Eleven) and relating it to the city's name.
Nike combines the SV Elversberg 2022-23 cup shirt with white shorts and socks.
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