The Group Stages of Euro 2024 is now completed and 24 teams has become 16 as we reach the knock out stage of the competition. As we have a small break between the two stages of the competition it is time for me to take a look back at the kits worn in the Group Stages!
You can find a general overview of the Euro 2024 Kits here!
Fixtures
Round 1 – 14th June to 18th June
Round 2 – 19th June to 22nd June
Round 3 – 23rd June to 26th June
Kit Stats
- 47 Kits worn – 36 games
- 28 Primary Kits (20 Default / 8 Variations)
- 14 Secondary Kits (14 Default / 4 Variations)
- 1 3rd Kits (1 Default)
Kit Overview by Group
Group A
- 6 Kits worn in Group
- Scotland and Hungary in just one kit
- Hungary in their registered Secondary kit in all 3 games
- Germany / Switzerland in Secondary kits in their 2nd Group games
Group B
- 8 Kits worn in the Group
- Italy in 3 different Kit Looks in 3 games – 3 different pairs of shorts!
- Croatia only team to wear just one kit
Group C
- 8 Kits worn in the Group
- Each team in 2 different Kits
- England / Denmark in 2 variations of Primary Kit
- Serbia used alternative red shorts / socks with Primary Kit
Group D
- 10 Kits worn in the Group – Most in Tournament
- Poland / Austria in 3 different kits in their 3 games
- France in alternative blue shorts / socks in the one game in Primary Kit
- Poland v Austria was only Primary v Primary kit game, however Poland wore variation with white shorts
Group E
- 7 Kits worn in the Group
- Romania the only team to wear just one kit
- Belgium worn Primary against Romania (All Yellow) and Secondary against Ukraine (All Yellow)
Group F
- 8 Kits in the Group
- All teams in 2 Kits
- Czechia in a kit mash ups in all their games
Kit Highlights
Italy wore two different pairs of white shorts in their opening two fixtures, with the alternative white shorts for their Secondary Kit have the red / green details that match the shirt and with their all blue look in their final group game meant that was three kits in three games, with three different pairs of shorts.
Another team to have two pairs of shorts of the same colour was France, with Blue Shorts as part of their default Secondary Kit with the matching pinstripe and they then wore alternative blue shorts with their Primary Kit in their final group match against Poland.
Belgium played both Romania and Ukraine in their Group, both playing in All Yellow… interestingly they went with their Primary Kit against Romania and decided to change to their Secondary Kit against Ukraine!
Czechia wore Kit Mash ups in all three of their games, wearing Primary Shorts with Secondary Kit in the first two games, then Secondary Shorts with Primary Kit for a Red / Blue / Blue look in their final match.
England have not set the tournament ablaze as yet, but one small highlight for me has been Jordan Pickford being in three different goalkeeper kits in the group games!
There were just four Nations that wore just one Kit, Scotland and Hungary (both in Group A), Croatia and Romania… the only one of these four teams to qualify to the Knock-out Rounds.
There we have it, the Group Stages of Euro 2024 and all of the Kits Worn, I will be back after the final to round up the Knock-out rounds.
Let me know your thoughts and Kit Highlights in the comments below or over at @Kit_Geek
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