🚨 BREAKING: Southampton unveil early noughties-inspired third kit
The shirt pays tribute to the club's 2001/02 away strip, famously worn by Saints legends including James Beattie, Marian Pahars and Claus Lundekvam.
Featuring the classic black and red colour scheme, the men's team will wear the shirt with white shorts, while the women's side will pair it with black shorts. Both kits are finished with black socks.
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