Leicester City F.C. It featured in their 2016–17 UEFA Champions League campaign, and was also in use for Leicester's debut match in the competition. The design took inspiration from the 1983–84 kit, boasting a clean white design with thin blue pinstripes on the shirt and a textured form stripe design across both the shirt and shorts. Since 2018, Leicester City's kit is manufactured by Adidas. Previous manufacturers have included Bukta (1962–64, 1990–92), Admiral (1976–79, 1983–88), Umbro (1979–83), Scoreline (1988–90), Fox Leisure (1992–2000), Le Coq Sportif (2000–05), JJB (2005–07), Jako (2007–09), Joma (2009–10), Burrda (2010–12), and Puma (2012–18). The main shirt sponsor is King
Charentsavan City Stadium Charentsavan City Stadium Charentsavan City Stadium (), is a multipurpose stadium in Charentsavan, Armenia, mainly used for football games, as well as local events of athletics. It was opened in 1970 and has a capacity of 5,000 spectators. It served as a home ground to FC Moush Charentsavan between 1990 and 1994, when the club was dissolved and retired from professional football. On the occasion of the "2017 Charentsavan youth capital of Armenia", the stadium's pitch was replaced with an artificial turf in September 2016. The renovation process was financed by the Football Federation of Armenia. It is envisaged to