'Gold' Mitre 25-26 FA Cup Winners Balls Released
- FA Cup Winners Balls: Mitre has released special edition 25-26 FA Cup Winners Balls, in gold, to be used exclusively by reigning champions Crystal Palace and Chelsea in their respective cup campaigns.
- Design and Features: The 25-26 FA Cup Winners Ball is based on Mitre's Ultimax Pro match ball, with a six-panel design inspired by the 1990s classic, gold elements, FIFA Quality Pro accreditation, HyperSeal construction, HyperFlow grooves, and an upgraded HyperFoam layer.
- Upcoming Debut: Crystal Palace will first use the ball against Macclesfield Town, while Chelsea will use their version in the Adobe Women's FA Cup against Crystal Palace and the Pro version costs £130.
Mitre has launched a special 25-26 FA Cup Winners Ball to celebrate reigning champions Crystal Palace and Chelsea. The limited-edition Mitre FA 25-26 Winners' balls design will be used exclusively by the holders throughout their cup campaigns this season and feature a golden touch.
Mitre 25-26 FA Cup Winners Balls
These are the Men's and Women's FA Cup winners' balls.
The 25-26 FA Cup Winners Ball is based on Mitre's new Ultimax Pro match ball, featuring a six-panel design inspired by the classic Ultimax from the 1990s. The addition of gold distinguishes the FA Cup Winners 2025-2026 soccer balls from the standard ball used in all other FA Cup matches.
Crystal Palace will debut the 25-26 FA Cup Winners Ball on Saturday against Macclesfield Town in the third round. Chelsea will use their version in the Adobe Women's FA Cup, starting with their fourth round match against Crystal Palace next weekend.
The 25-26 FA Cup Winners Ball features FIFA Quality Pro accreditation and includes HyperSeal construction for minimal water absorption, HyperFlow grooves for flight stability, and an upgraded HyperFoam layer for improved touch. The textured skin offers enhanced grip and control.
The Mitre 25-26 FA Cup Winners football is £130 for the Pro version and £18 for training variants.
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