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This is the official Chievo Verona away jersey from the 2014/2015 season, produced by technical sponsor Givova. The two-tone design, split between white and light blue, features the club badge on the chest, alongside commercial sponsors "Midac Batteries" and "Jetcoin." The jersey has a polo collar, and blue accents complement the white half of the shirt. On the back, the name "Paloschi" and the number 43 are printed in black, with the Serie A TIM patch on the right sleeve. The "Nobis Insurance" sponsor is located at the bottom on the back.

Historical anecdote: Alberto Paloschi was one of the key players during Chievo Verona’s 2014/2015 season, scoring 9 goals in Serie A and helping the club secure safety from relegation. His number 43 became a symbol of determination and goal-scoring instincts, with decisive strikes that kept the Verona side clear of the relegation zone. Paloschi was highly appreciated by the fans for his tenacity and ability to capitalize on every goal-scoring opportunity.

This is the official Lazio home jersey from the 1982/1983 season, produced by technical sponsor Ennerre (NR). The shirt features a classic design, divided into two sections: white on the upper half and light blue on the lower half. The commercial sponsor "Seleco" is printed on the chest, iconic for Lazio in those years, while the club's badge is absent from this version. The sleeves are white with horizontal blue stripes, a characteristic detail of Ennerre’s design. The number 2 is applied on the back in a bold, geometric blue font, typical of the 1980s style.

Historical anecdote: The 1982/1983 season was a tough one for Lazio, finishing with a hard-fought survival in Serie B. Players like Giordano and D'Amico were crucial for the club. Lazio managed to stay in the division, laying the groundwork for a return to Serie A in subsequent seasons. Ennerre remained one of the most beloved brands among Lazio fans, thanks to its high-quality jerseys and innovative designs of the time.