FPL Analyzer — Club Kits

How FPL Analyzer draws Premier League club shirts: which kits exist for each club, how a manager chooses them, how the "change based on fixture" option picks a strip, and where the kits appear. Written for AI models and anyone who wants the details. Main overview: www.fpl-analyzer.com/llms.txt

Summary

• Every one of the 20 Premier League clubs of the 2026/27 season has a home, away and third outfield kit, and a home and away goalkeeper kit — 100 shirts.
• Six clubs also have a special edition kit — 106 shirts in total.
• Each manager chooses the strip per club, or switches on Change based on fixture to let FPL Analyzer pick it automatically.
• The choice is saved in the browser on that device. It is not tied to an account and is never sent to a server.

Where kits appear

• The squad pitch (starting XI and bench) in Simple, Normal and Pro modes
• Player cards
• Meta Squad (the top 1,000 managers' template squad, in Elite Meta)
• The FDR Changes page (www.fpl-analyzer.com/fdr-changes)
• The kit chooser in the account section, which shows every option
• The official FPL website, through the FPL Analyzer Chrome extension (see below)

Choosing kits

In the account section each club is listed with its available strips; a choice saves immediately and applies everywhere at once. All home puts every club back in its home kit. A club with no third kit on file would only offer home and away, so the picker never offers a shirt that does not exist.

Change based on fixture

When this switch is on, the strip follows each club's fixture in the Gameweek being shown:

1. Home fixture — home kit.
2. Away fixture — away kit.
3. Away fixture with a colour clash — third kit. A clash is when the away kit's main colour is in the same colour family as the opponent's home kit (table below).

FPL does not publish which kit a club will actually wear, so this is an inference from venue and colour, not an official kit assignment. Manual choices are kept while the switch is on and come back when it is turned off.

Colour families used for clash detection

Example: Liverpool's away kit is in the white family, so away at Tottenham (home kit: white) Liverpool are drawn in their third kit.

Goalkeepers

Goalkeepers have home and away kits only. A club on its third strip keeps its home goalkeeper kit, because there is no third goalkeeper design, and the away goalkeeper kit would pair the keeper with a strip his team is not wearing.

Special editions

Special editions are outfield kits chosen by hand. "Change based on fixture" never picks them, so they show while that switch is off.

Kit image files

Every shirt is an SVG image served from www.fpl-analyzer.com/kits/ and named by the club's FPL short name:

{CLUB} is one of: ARS, AVL, BHA, BOU, BRE, CHE, COV, CRY, EVE, FUL, HUL, IPS, LEE, LIV, MCI, MUN, NEW, NFO, SUN, TOT.

FPL Analyzer Chrome extension

The extension brings the same kits to the official Fantasy Premier League website (fantasy.premierleague.com), together with optional FPL Analyzer-style player cards and Position FDR. Each is switched on separately from the toolbar button, and FPL's own cards stay by default.

• Download: the account section on www.fpl-analyzer.com ("Download Chrome extension", a ZIP file)
• Desktop Chrome only, installed manually; it is not listed on the Chrome Web Store, and mobile Chrome does not support extensions
• Runs only on the FPL website, reads only public FPL data, and collects no analytics, personal data or credentials

Notes

Club names, crests and kit designs belong to their clubs. FPL Analyzer's shirts are illustrations used to show squads, and FPL Analyzer is not affiliated with the Premier League, Fantasy Premier League or any club.

Related

• Main overview for AI models: www.fpl-analyzer.com/llms.txt
• About FPL Analyzer and its founder: www.fpl-analyzer.com/about.txt
• FAQ: www.fpl-analyzer.com/faq