Women's

Mitre has officially unveiled the new match ball for the 2026-27 Women's FA Cup campaign. Based on the brand's flagship Ultimax Pro model, the ball features an eye-catching, vibrant graphic palette combining vivid purple, neon lime, pink, and deep black. Overlapping brush-stroke and distressed patterns run across the upper, framed by Mitre's signature Delta chevrons highlighted with metallic accents that pay tribute to the iconic Women's FA Cup trophy.

Technically, the Mitre Ultimax Pro 26-27 ball utilizes a modern six-panel thermally bonded construction engineered for zero water absorption and complete shape retention. Debossed Hyperflow surface grooves provide a 10% reduction in aerodynamic drag for enhanced flight consistency, while the internal structure incorporates 20% more Hyperfoam cushioning compared to earlier versions to deliver a cleaner touch and improved power response. The ball naturally carries FIFA Quality Pro certification.

The new match ball will make its official on-pitch debut this weekend during the First Round Proper of the competition on October 25, 2026. It will be used throughout every stage of the tournament, all the way to the 2026-27 Women's FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium on May 15, 2027.

French women's side Montpellier FC took to the pitch wearing unique, special-edition Adidas kits to raise awareness for mental health and neurodiversity during their Arkema Première Ligue fixture against OL Lyonnes. Using the club's 26-27 Adidas home and goalkeeper templates as a canvas, each shirt sported an individual custom illustration placed prominently on the front.

Created in partnership with the Psychiatry, Child Psychiatry, and Addictology department of the Montpellier University Hospital (CHU de Montpellier), the custom illustrations were produced by young patients during dedicated workshops. The hand-drawn graphics reflect personal experiences, struggles, and sources of resilience. Themes visible across the navy blue and lime green shirts highlight conditions like ADHD and dyslexia, touch upon body image issues, and feature uplifting personal motifs including a cat named Pelouche and the slogan "time moves you STRONGER."

Following their on-pitch debut, the match-worn collector jerseys are being sold through Montpellier FC's official store, with proceeds directed to support the hospital's specialized programs and patient care.

Footy Headlines can leak a real image of the new Tigres 26-27 third kit & Mexico 2027 women's World Cup away kit.

The Adidas Mexico 2027 women's World Cup away kit showcases a vibrant pink color scheme adorned with a darker pink, damask-style floral pattern that flows continuously across the fabric.

The Tigres UANL 26-27 third kit combines a grayish-blue base with vibrant yellow detailing, distinctively moving away from the club's classic templates by not featuring the traditional horizontal chest stripe and instead adopting a bold, abstract visual theme.

French women's side Montpellier FC took to the pitch wearing unique, special-edition Adidas kits to raise awareness for mental health and neurodiversity during their Arkema Première Ligue fixture against OL Lyonnes. Using the club's 26-27 Adidas home and goalkeeper templates as a canvas, each shirt sported an individual custom illustration placed prominently on the front.

Created in partnership with the Psychiatry, Child Psychiatry, and Addictology department of the Montpellier University Hospital (CHU de Montpellier), the custom illustrations were produced by young patients during dedicated workshops. The hand-drawn graphics reflect personal experiences, struggles, and sources of resilience. Themes visible across the navy blue and lime green shirts highlight conditions like ADHD and dyslexia, touch upon body image issues, and feature uplifting personal motifs including a cat named Pelouche and the slogan "time moves you STRONGER."

Following their on-pitch debut, the match-worn collector jerseys are being sold through Montpellier FC's official store, with proceeds directed to support the hospital's specialized programs and patient care.

Footy Headlines can leak a real image of the new Tigres 26-27 third kit & Mexico 2027 women's World Cup away kit.

The Adidas Mexico 2027 women's World Cup away kit showcases a vibrant pink color scheme adorned with a darker pink, damask-style floral pattern that flows continuously across the fabric.

The Tigres UANL 26-27 third kit combines a grayish-blue base with vibrant yellow detailing, distinctively moving away from the club's classic templates by not featuring the traditional horizontal chest stripe and instead adopting a bold, abstract visual theme.

Mitre has officially unveiled the new match ball for the 2026-27 Women's FA Cup campaign. Based on the brand's flagship Ultimax Pro model, the ball features an eye-catching, vibrant graphic palette combining vivid purple, neon lime, pink, and deep black. Overlapping brush-stroke and distressed patterns run across the upper, framed by Mitre's signature Delta chevrons highlighted with metallic accents that pay tribute to the iconic Women's FA Cup trophy.

Technically, the Mitre Ultimax Pro 26-27 ball utilizes a modern six-panel thermally bonded construction engineered for zero water absorption and complete shape retention. Debossed Hyperflow surface grooves provide a 10% reduction in aerodynamic drag for enhanced flight consistency, while the internal structure incorporates 20% more Hyperfoam cushioning compared to earlier versions to deliver a cleaner touch and improved power response. The ball naturally carries FIFA Quality Pro certification.

The new match ball will make its official on-pitch debut this weekend during the First Round Proper of the competition on October 25, 2026. It will be used throughout every stage of the tournament, all the way to the 2026-27 Women's FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium on May 15, 2027.

RC Lens and Adidas have officially unveiled a special kit for RC Lens Féminin in support of the annual Octobre Rose breast cancer awareness campaign. Rather than serving strictly as a temporary one-off initiative for the month of October, the club has introduced the shirt as the women's side's official fourth kit for the 26-27 season. Under the campaign motto "Faire durer le rose, faire vivre la cause" (Make pink last, keep the cause alive), the team will wear the strip across the entire season to maintain continuous support for the cause.

The Adidas RC Lens Féminin 26-27 fourth jersey is built on a clean white base paired with light pink gradient vertical stripes fanning out across the front. Upon closer inspection, the pink stripes incorporate subtle micro-patterns consisting of the breast cancer awareness pink ribbon and the RC Lens crest silhouette. All sponsor prints, the modern Adidas logo, and the club badge are rendered in monochrome black to provide sharp contrast against the light backdrop.

The shirt was first seen during warm-ups by the men's first team ahead of their match against Lyon, while the women's squad will debut it on October 17 against RC Strasbourg in the Arkema Première Ligue. The limited-edition jersey will be available to purchase on October 17 for €100, complete with official league badges and sponsors, with proceeds going to cancer research and support organizations via the Racing Cœur de Lens endowment fund.