Liverpool win legal battle over New Balance kit deal - BBC News
Liverpool eye new record-breaking kit deal with New Balance deal expiring - Liverpool Echo
New Balance Could Match Nike's Record-Breaking Liverpool Kit Offer - The Liverpool Offside
Liverpool will finish 2019/20 season wearing New Balance kit after agreement to delay Nike contract is made
CEO Peter Moore reveals Liverpool's plans for new kit suppliers when New Balance deal ends - Mirror Online
New Balance Look To Block Liverpool's New Nike Kit Deal - SoccerBible
A Touch of Retro Class: Why Liverpool's 2019-20 Kits May Be New Balance's Saving Grace - Urban Pitch
Liverpool win high court battle against sportswear giants New Balance | Daily Mail Online
Exclusive: New Balance and Liverpool head to High Court in battle over kit deal – The Athletic
Exclusive: Liverpool will wear New Balance kit - not Nike - until end of delayed season despite £70m-a-year deal starting in June
Liverpool win court battle with kit supplier New Balance | Football News | Sky Sports
Liverpool FC kit deal trial: High Court battle with New Balance begins as Nike wait in the wings | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Liverpool: New Balance will not appeal kit decision in High Court | Football News | Sky Sports
Liverpool's Nike kit deal terms emerge as Reds battle New Balance in court - Mirror Online
Liverpool's Nike kit deal terms emerge as Reds battle New Balance in court - Mirror Online
Liverpool's Nike kit deal terms emerge as Reds battle New Balance in court - Mirror Online
Why did Liverpool leave New Balance for Nike in 2020?
Liverpool win legal battle over New Balance kit deal - BBC News
Looking Back On 5 Years Of New Balance x Liverpool - SoccerBible
Who Will Make Liverpool's Kits From 2019-20 Season? - Footy Headlines
New Balance Press Box : New Balance Reveals Liverpool FC 2016/17 Home Kit - New Shirt is 'Made for Liverpool'
Liverpool announce New Balance as new kit manufacturer for 2015-16 | Liverpool | The Guardian
Liverpool blast New Balance for 'myth' in claim they could get replica kit into 6,000 stores | Daily Mail Online
