Argentina national football team kits
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Kit evolution
[edit]First kits
[edit]      1902–07
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    1908-20
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   1921-29
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 1930-36
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    1937-57
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    1958-61
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 1962-65
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     1966-69
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1970-73
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  1974-75
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  1976-77
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     1978-79
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     1980-85
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    1986-89
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     1990
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   1990-91
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  1991–92
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 1992–94
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     1994-95
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    1996-97
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     1998
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     1999-00
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     2000-01
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    2001-02
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    2002-03
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     2004-05
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     2006–07
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     2008–09
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     2010–11
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     2011–13
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     2013–15
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     2015
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    2016–17
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     2017–18
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     2019
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     2020–22
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     2022–24
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    2024–
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Second kits
[edit]1919[1]
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 1958[2]
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     1978
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   1982
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   1986
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    1990
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   1991
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    1993
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     1994–97
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     1998
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     1999
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    2001
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    2002
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     2004
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     2006–07
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    2008–09
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     2010–11
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     2011–13
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     2013–15
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     2015–17
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     2017–19
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     2020–22
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     2022–24
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    2024–
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Third kits
[edit]     1978
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     1980
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    1996
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   2004
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Alternate kits
[edit]1978
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1982
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1994-95
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 1997
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Home 2006
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Away 2006
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 Home 2010
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 Home 2010
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Away 2010
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 Home 2011
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     Home 2014
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     Home 2015
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Home 2016
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   Home 2016
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Home 2018
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Away 2018
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 Home 2019
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Away 2019
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 Home 2020
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Home 2021
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 Home 2021
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 Home 2022
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 Home 2022
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Home 2022
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 Home 2024
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Pages related
[edit]References
[edit]- ↑ Copa Roberto Chery, Brasil 3 – Argentina 3. International Federation of Football History & Statistics. Retrieved on 7 November 2017.
- ↑ 1958. Debut de Argentina en el mundial…de amarillo. El Gráfico. Retrieved on 30 March 2018.