Premier League kits 2019/20: Every home, away and third shirt ranked and rated ahead of the new season
Every single new Premier League kit ranked, rated and slapped with an admittedly quite arbitrary score
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Your support makes all the difference.Forget the goals, suddenly meaningful Saturday afternoons or even the return of Match of the Day – everybody knows that the best thing about a brand new Premier League season is the colourful collection of brand new kits that get released just before the big kick-off.
The 2019/20 Premier League season gets underway tomorrow when Liverpool host Norwich City at Anfield and, ahead of that match, we have ranked all of the shiny new kits. Every. Single. One.
From Brighton & Hove Albion home (naughty!) to Norwich City away (nasty), from Burnley home (boring) to Leicester City third (shut-up-and-take-my-money-BEAUTIFUL), here is our indisputable and exceptionally serious verdict on every strip so far.
So, get scrolling through the below gallery to see our rankings and find out exactly how much we hate your team.
Do you agree with our kit rankings? Of course you don't! Let us know your favourite kit in the comments below, or tweet us at @IndyFootball.
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