1992/1993
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The 1992/93 season was the first ever ''Premiership'' campaign. Leeds Utd used three shirts this season which included a white home one, a blue away one and a yellow third shirt. Admiral manufactured and sponsered the shirts. Although this was a very subdued season for the whites, the Charity Shield was lifted at Wembley.
1993/1994
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In the 1993/94 season Leeds Utd used a white home shirt and a yellow/blue striped away kit. The shirts were made by Asics and sponsored by Thistle Hotels.This was the first season in which official squad numbers were introduced and thus names were put onto the back of the shirts.
In the 1994/95 season Leeds Utd were seen in the same home and away kits as the previous season. In addition a new blue and green striped third kit was introduced. This shirt was also made by Asics and sponsored by Thistle Hotels.
In 1995/96 Leeds Utd reached the Coca-Cola League Cup Final at Wembley, but unfortunately lost 3-0 to Aston Villa. Leeds used a white home shirt, a green/blue striped away shirt (the third shirt from the 1994/1995 season) and an all-yellow third shirt. This third yellow kit was only ever used in two games and was never released as a replica. All three shirts were made by Asics and sponsored by Thistle Hotels.
In 1996/97 Leeds Utd used a white home shirt and a yellow away shirt. Both shirts were made by Puma and sponsored by Packard Bell. This was the start of the George Graham era in which the club were able to secure a Uefa Cup place the following season.
In 1997/98 Leeds used the same home shirt as the 1996/1997 season, however a new away shirt was introduced. This away shirt was half-yellow-half-blue and was made by Puma and sponsored by Packard Bell. The yellow away shirt from the 1996/1997 season now became the third shirt.
1998/99 saw the return of European football to Elland Road. A new white home shirt was introduced but the away and third shirts from the 1997/1998 season remained. The shirts were still produced by Puma and sponsored by Packard Bell.
1999/2000
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1999/2000 was hugely remembered for an impressive European run which was finally ended in the semi-final controversially by Galatasaray. The club remained with the white home shirt from the 1998/1999 season but a new sky blue away and yellow third shirt was introduced. All three shirts were made by Puma and sponsored by Packard Bell.
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