Crystal Palace have hit back at Chelsea over their new third kit.
The Blues released their new Nike third strip this morning and it looked very much like a Palace home kit.
The new 'ember glow' - that's light red in English - and ultramarine (blue)-striped shirt has attracted plenty of attention already on social media.
And Palace have joined in with the act, a little unhappy with the likeness when it comes to the Eagles' iconic home kit.
The new Chelsea third kit was released with the hashtag #ItsAChelseaThing, and Palace have quote retweeted the release on Twitter, saying #ItsNotThoughIsIt
The Chelsea kit is meant to be "inspired by the 1990s Ultramarine Nike Air Max 180 trainers and classic shirts of the past," and it is a lighter shade of red than that seen every other Saturday at Selhurst Park.
But at a glance, there is no doubt it resembles a Palace home shirt, and that has got both the club and fans a little unhappy, especially with the 'It's a Chelsea thing' slogan.
One fan replied: "Think its inspired by Palace tbh," and another added: "Palace away should be fun chaps."
Fortunately for Palace fans, they won't have to bare the red and blue stripes with a Chelsea badge being worn too often.
Chelsea's away shirt is glass blue, and given the third kit shares a large chunk of the blue similar to what is seen on their home shirt, it's unlikely to be worn regularly in the Premier League.
