Adidas "OCEAUNZ" 2023 Women's World Cup Ball Released
Update: In addition to the standard white official match ball, Adidas also released various other versions, including an orange hi-viz winter colorway, a FIFA Pro beach version, as well as various takedowns.
Adidas has also created a range of takedowns, catering to the needs of players across different levels of the game. There is also a high-end futsal version of the ball available.
Adidas today unveiled the official match ball of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, named "OCEAUNZ"
The FIFA Women's World Cup Australia and New Zealand 2023 starts on July 20th, 2023, with New Zealand playing Norway and ends with the final on August 20th.
FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 Logo Launched
The FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 will take place from 20 July to 20 August 2023 in Australia and New Zealand. It is the first Women's World Cup with 32 teams.
Adidas 2023 Women's World Cup Ball "OCEAUNZ" - White / Collegiate Navy / Bold Blue / Bright Blue
This picture shows the Adidas 2023 Women's World Cup ball, OCEAUNZ.
The Adidas 2023 Women's World Cup football combines a white base with black and blue applications and striking yellow detailing. The graphics are inspired by the spectacular coastlines, lakes and waterways of Australia and New Zealand.
There are some patterns inspired by traditional designs of aborigines, and of course the official Adidas and 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup logos. The Australian patterns have been created by renowned local artist, Chern’ee Sutton, while the markings representing New Zealand were designed by Kiwi artist, Fiona Collis.
In terms of tech, the Adidas OCEAUNZ 2023 Women's World Cup ball soccer ball is the same as the Adidas 2022 Men's World Cup ball, the 'Al Rihla'.
The CTR-CORE is a groundbreaking core within the ball that is designed to improve accuracy and consistency, supporting fast, precise play with maximum shape and air retention. The ball's polyurethane (PU) skin, called SPEEDSHELL, features micro and macro textures and a new 20-piece panel shape, which enhances aerodynamics.
Additionally, the ball is fitted with Connected Ball Technology, which is a Suspension System in the center of the ball that hosts and stabilizes a 500Hz inertial measurement unit (IMU) motion sensor, providing unprecedented insight into every element of the movement of the ball.
The Adidas OCEAUNZ football will be available to buy from 25 January 2023.
Adidas 2023 World Cup - Hi-Viz Winter Version
Adidas 2023 World Cup - Beach Version
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Al-Ittihad 26-27 Home Kit Leaked?
A picture of a potential Al-Ittihad 26-27 kit has been shared online, sparking discussion about whether it could be the Saudi club's new jersey. The image was originally posted by the Arabic kit account @MidanAlAtqam on X, featuring a design that could potentially serve as the next shirt for the team.
At this stage, we cannot verify the authenticity of the design.
We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates if more concrete information regarding the new Al-Ittihad kit becomes available.
Everton 26-27 Away Kit Leaked
Everton's new 26-27 away kit has been leaked in an unusual way, appearing early on a massive advertising billboard ahead of its official release. Pictures of the public advertisement have surfaced online, giving fans an early look at what Castore has designed for the club's upcoming campaign on the road. With the home kit having already launched earlier in July, the away shirt has been the next highly anticipated release for supporters.
The Everton 26-27 away kit introduces a classic pinstripes design
Leicester City 26-27 Away Kit Released
The Leicester City 26-27 away kit has been officially released today. Produced by Adidas, the new away shirt introduces a retro-inspired design and is currently available to purchase at the club's pop-up shop.
The Adidas Leicester City 26-27 away football shirt is predominantly maroon. The standout features of the kit are its classic branding elements, utilizing the iconic Adidas Trefoil logo alongside a retro leaping fox crest in place of the standard modern club badge.
This launch confirms earlier leaks and places Leicester City among the select Adidas clubs to receive the classic Trefoil logo for their alternative kits during the 26-27 season. The vintage aesthetic has been well-received by fans following the official reveal.
Hertha BSC 26-27 Away Kit Revealed
The new Hertha BSC 26-27 away kit has been revealed. Made by Castore, the new away shirt will be worn during the upcoming 2. Bundesliga season.
The Castore Hertha Berlin 26-27 away jersey introduces a fresh look for the club. It is navy with a blue and white design that, in our opinion, looks like a screensaver.
What are your thoughts on the new Hertha BSC 26-27 away kit by Castore? Let us know in the comments.
Norway Debut Third Variant for 2026 World Cup Home Kit
Norway debuted a third variation of their home kit during the Quarter-final match against England. This marks their 5th different kit combination at the 2026 World Cup.
With this, Norway joins Colombia as teams with the second-most kit variations used in a single World Cup. France still holds the record, having used 6 different combinations during the 2018 World Cup. Big thanks to our partner @jerseystory_vn for spotting this and creating the graphic.
Norway Fix Home Kit Font Mistake at 2026 World Cup
After being spotted printing their away nameset (featuring a black crest) on the home shirt during the Round of 16 match against Brazil, Norway corrected the mistake in their recent match against England, using in the correct home nameset (featuring original crest).
Huge thanks for @jerseystory_vn for the collage.























