2020/21

Once again, Puma provided Oxford United with a unique crew-neck shirt, featuring subtle patterning within the fabric (it is illustrated, but you'll need to zoom to see).

However, just like previous seasons, the Puma kit followed a very similar template to others seen amongst other EFL clubs.

The socks featured the Minoan Ox symbol on the calf.

The "Headington United inspired" away kit was very similar to the one-off strip worn to celebrate the clubs 125th Anniversary in 2018. At least this shirt was a bespoke design, unlike the 125th shirt worn previously.

Choosing 'Golden Poppy' as the away colours seemed bizarre, considering Oxford could not wear yellow or orange against Blackpool, Burton, Hull and Shrewsbury. It's little wonder the club introduced a third kit, which saw far more use than this strip.

The black socks also featured the Minoan Ox symbol on the calf.

The white third shirt was a standard Puma template called 'Cup'. This rather uninspiring in design was saved by a small piece of interesting detailing featuring Puma's flux pattern on a chest panel.

Puma's goalkeeper kits were straight 'off-the-shelf' and featured an eye-catching hexagonal design on the front panel. This 'Final Graphic' template was used by all professional clubs wearing Puma.

For the first time, the keeper shirts were short-sleeved, with Puma producing optional base layers in the same colour.

Again, the remembrance weekend coincided with the FA Cup. The standard poppy motif featured on the player's chest.

The shirts featured a single Emirates FA Cup competition patch on the right sleeve. This provided teams with the opportunity to secure additional sponsorship on the left sleeve, but without a crowd or TV coverage, no sponsor was found.

The FA Cup had a rebrand for 2020, resulting in a larger rectangle sleeve patch.

Oxford once again enjoyed a prolonged run in the EFL Trophy.

The semi-final game against Tranmere was broadcast live on Sky Sports. The match shirts featured Papa John's competition patches.

The left sleeve saw additional sponsorship from Hertfordshire based EB Charging.

The playoff fixtures featured the EFL's new League 1 Play-offs competition patch, worn on the right sleeve.