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Our 2nd semi-final sees a Hummel match-up involving the first ever sky blue offering and their most recent. 24/25 have surprised the bookies by getting this far but it is deserved. A hammering of 92/93 in the quarters has set them up perfectly to take on one of the pre-tournament favourites...

So we're down to the last 4. 75-78 have breezed their way through the tournament so far but could now face their sternest test yet. 97/98 saw off another highly regarded older kit (69-72) after extra-time in the quarters, can they raise themselves one more time to make Sunday's final. Terry...

The match that keeps on giving is going into extra-time following a last gasp equaliser by 69-72. Who can inspire their men for one final push towards the semis? (This is a 1 hour poll - if its still even I will put both through to the semi-final) Football.....Bloody hell!

Dare I say the final QF pairing are the two underdogs left in the competition? What an opportunity for either kit to make the last 4. Ndlovu and Quinn, Wright and Rudoni. A fascinating battle awaits. Over to you, ladies and gents. These are the best images of 24/25 I can find. Infant kit...

Over in game 2 the contemporary Hummel is currently getting its nose bloodied by the 70s lads. How will the original fare against 96/97? Can McGrath do a number on McAllister akin to his performance against Hoddle at Wembley? Kilcline v Dublin promises to be a titanic match-up, and will the...

I'm in the swing of things with these polls now. Interested to know what the generational split is of SBT users.

As 69-72 and 97/98 continue to battle it out in the game of the tournament so far, we now turn our attention to another intriguing cross-generational match-up. 44 years between these two. O'Hare/Walsh/Dabo/Godden/Biamou v Ferguson/Wallace/Hutchison/McDonald/Powell. Yes please. Credit...

Will anybody see this before it slips anonymously down the thread list is anybody's guess, but here we go with our first QF. 69-72 take on 97/98. Both eased through their respective groups and R2 matches. The real business starts now. Credit: historicalkits.co.uk

So here we go then. KKH was due to assist with the draw but is on his way to Ryton for his medical so you're stuck with me. 69-72 v 97/98 Kick-off Monday pm 19/20 v 75-78 Tues am 96/97 v 87/88 Tues pm 92/93 v 24/25 Weds am

Can Big Mo stop Matty Godden? Will Sam McCallum be able to restrict the impact of David Thompson out wide? Let's find out. It's time for the final round 2 match.

The Brian Borrows derby is our penultimate match of round 2. An intriguing contest between two popular kits duking it out for a place in the last 8. Let's go!

Our 2nd match today throws together two recent Hummel numbers.

Game 5 sees two heavyweights going toe to toe for a place in the quarters. A big name is going to go out here, make sure you have your say. PUSB!

Our 2nd fixture today sees 97/98 go up against 81-83. I could wax lyrical all afternoon about Gordon Strachan's men but I know next to nothing about 81-83 (before my time) other than Mark Hateley played then. So in the interests of fairness I will leave my introduction there. Get voting...

Game 3 sees Tommy Hutch et al face off against the legends of 87.

R2G2 is upon us. Brian Kilcline and Gary McAllister lead their sides out of the Highfield Road tunnel to rapturous applause. 99/00 will hoping to cause an upset against one of the pre-tournament favourites. Oggy is confused, he doesn't know who he's playing for. Peake v Keane? Yes please...

Round 2 kicks off with an interesting match-up between two of our PL kits. Both are very popular amongst our fan-base and I'm not sure which way this will go. Whelan & Huckerby v Ndlovu & Quinn - FIIIIIIIIGGGGGHHHHHTTTT!

Memories of 16/17 and 14/15 can be put in the bin and we are left with the finest 16 home shirts to ever grace Highfield Road and the CBSA since Jimmy's sky blue revolution began. The real business starts now. The 2nd round is seeded so each group winner will play a runner-up. I've had my cup...

Everyone is familiar with the times Chelsea and Tottenham had to wear our away kit in league matches in 96/97 and 86/87. But does anybody remember the game in which Oggy wore the opposition’s shirt?

The final group is here. 98/99 02/03 15/16 22/23 09/10