Premier League 2026-27 home kits ranked: Coventry top, Liverpool close, Newcastle last | OneFootball

With kick-off looming, it is kit-ranking time. According to NY Times, Coventry City top the 2026-27 Premier League home shirts, with Liverpool second, Manchester United third and Newcastle United last.

Coventry’s blue-and-white stripes use a mottled pattern said to stem from 1987 FA Cup celebrations. Liverpool revive the late 1980s flecked look. United nail classic red body, white trim and sparing black.

Sunderland’s 1937 homage, with S-shaped cup-handle motifs and names inside the collar, takes fourth. Ipswich’s floodlight pattern is fifth, Brighton’s broken pinstripes sixth, Arsenal seventh, Brentford eighth with honey yellow accents.

Tottenham’s clean white is ninth, Palace’s sash-led idea admirable but busy in 10th, Everton 11th. Villa 12th keep it simple, Fulham 13th feels familiar, Leeds 14th divides opinion, Bournemouth 15th blighted by the Vitality logo.

Forest are 16th with a mottled red that recalls a Friends jumper. Hull’s 1970s throwback sits 17th. City’s blue-to-white fade is 18th, Chelsea 19th looks dated, and Newcastle’s 1990s homage finishes 20th.

Source: NY Times

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