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From a No.0 that almost never exists to the No.13 shirts worn on purpose, we look at football's rarest and most unusual squad numbers.

The No.6 marshals a midfield, the No.8 drives it forward. From Makélélé to Gerrard, we look at the players who made these two shirts football's most important.

Numbers on football shirts used to mean a position, not a player. Here's how the game moved from a numbered starting XI to the fixed, personal 1–99 squad...

Some football shirts are more than a sponsor's billboard. From musician collaborations to kits built around a cause, here's how clubs turned the shirt into a genuine cultural...

The 1990s gave football its most fearless era of kit design — abstract prints, clashing colourways and templates nobody would dare repeat today. Here's why those shirts still...

You don't need a Premier League crest to own a genuinely brilliant football shirt. From lower-league England to the far corners of world football, here are the obscure...

With the new NFL season kicking off, here's a straightforward guide to how American football shirt numbers map to positions, and how the rules have loosened up in...

From the screw-in studs of 1954 to the silver away shirts of the 2000s, we trace how Germany's kit went from strict white simplicity to one of the...

From Newcastle's black and white stripes to Brazil's canary yellow, we round up the home kits that have defined clubs and countries for generations.

From Brazil's 1970 yellow to Cameroon's sleeveless statement and Iceland's blue lightning, we count down the World Cup kits that fans still talk about decades on.

From the green of El Tri to Jorge Campos's neon goalkeeper kits, Mexico's shirts have consistently taken more design risks than most national teams. We trace the story...

Argentina's blue-and-white stripes are one of football's most recognisable kits, but the design wasn't settled until years of confusion and colour clashes. We trace the shirt from 1908...