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A ticket-shaped graphic on a textured dark background, bordered by vertical text reading "2026-27 FIXTURE RELEASE" and "BARCLAYS WOMEN'S SUPER LEAGUE". The visual is split horizontally into two motion-blurred photos. The top, bathed in magenta, shows a player in blue kissing a silver trophy. Across the centre, massive bold white text reads "ONE WEEK TO GO", accompanied by the cyan Barclays and white WSL and WSL2 logos. The bottom photo, cast in intense orange lighting, shows a blonde player with pink sunglasses holding up a blurred white sign in front of a stadium crowd.
A graphic featuring the Barclays WSL logo at the top above match results against top clubs, displayed alongside their respective crests with home (H) and away (A) scores: Arsenal (H 3-2, A 1-0), Manchester United (H 3-0, A 0-3), Chelsea (H 5-1, A 2-1), and Tottenham Hotspur (H 5-2, A 1-5). Below the graphic, head coach Andrée Jeglertz stands on the pitch wearing a black Puma hoodie, pointing both index fingers towards his temples. Behind him, members of his coaching staff clad in dark Manchester City training gear stand lined up arm-in-arm across the grass.
A promotional competition graphic set against a textured dark background with large diagonal orange and gold blocks. At the top, the cyan Barclays logo sits above the white emblems for "WSL" and "WSL2". Below the logos, large bold white headlines read: "WIN THE ULTIMATE GRASSROOTS PRIZE". Smaller text underneath highlights the prizes: "CLUB FUNDING POT | 2026/27 MATCHDAY TICKETS | TRAIN WITH TWO BWSL PLAYERS". A gold banner badge across the middle reads: "VOTE FOR YOUR CLUB TO HELP THEM WIN". The bottom half displays a composite of happy fans and young players. Dominating the centre is a man smiling next to a young child wearing a blue Chelsea cap and kit. Gathered at the very bottom is a diverse group of smiling children and youths, some wearing football scarves or jackets.
An infographic titled with the Barclays WSL2 logo at the top of the image reads "Played every minute of the 2025/26 BWSL2 season" in bold, dark lettering. Beneath the headline, eight individual player profile photos are arranged in a clean grid layout over three rows, each accompanied by the player's name and club in a simple font: Top Row: Emily Batty of Nottingham Forest in a light blue kit, Beth Hepple of Durham in a royal blue kit, and Abbie Lafayette of Sheffield United in a red and white striped kit. Middle Row: Aoife Mannion of Newcastle United in a black and white striped kit featuring a remembrance poppy, Catriona Sheppard of Durham in a green goalkeeper kit, and Fran Stenson of Southampton in a vibrant orange kit. Bottom Row: Sophie Whitehouse of Charlton Athletic in a purple goalkeeper kit, and Shae Yañez of Crystal Palace wearing a light green goalkeeper kit.
A dramatic portrait graphic set against a solid, lightly textured teal background. At the top centre, the white Barclays WSL logo is displayed. Positioned on the middle left side, simple white text reads "Millie Turner" above "Birmingham City". The central focus is a portrait of Turner looking directly at the camera with a serious, intense expression. Her hand is raised, pointing straight into the camera lens, and is heavily blurred in the extreme foreground to create a striking depth-of-field effect. She is wearing small gold hoop earrings, a thin gold chain, and a black t-shirt featuring the blue and white Birmingham City club crest on the centre of her chest, situated just above partially visible, bold white text ending in "WE RISE".
A dynamic announcement graphic set against a blurred, light blue background featuring a massive, out-of-focus London City Lionesses crest enhanced with radial motion blur. At the top centre, simple white lowercase text reads, "london called." The central focus is a close-up, energetically blurred portrait of Kadidiatou Diani looking directly at the camera with an ecstatic, wide-open smile and her fists raised in celebration. She is wearing a patterned light blue t-shirt with a faint Nike swoosh visible on the right chest, and her long braided hair rests over her left shoulder. Anchoring the bottom of the image, massive, bold, italicised white text declares, "DIANI ANSWERED.", with the white Barclays WSL logo positioned directly underneath it at the bottom centre.
A Barclays WSL "TRANSFER NEWS" graphic announcing a player signing. The top half features a photograph of a smiling Mapi León, looking upwards and wearing a light mint-green Nike training top with a patterned design. A tattoo on her neck reads "looks can be deceiving". The lower half of the image transitions into an orange and yellow gradient background, dominated by the word "SIGNED" in a large, bold black font. Above this text sits the diamond-shaped club crest for London City Lionesses, and below it, the subheader reads "MAPI LEÓN JOINS LONDON CITY LIONESSES".
A promotional graphic set against a light, textured background featuring a subtle halftone dot pattern and distressed blue geometric design elements like crosses and squares. Across the top, massive, distressed blue typography reads "ALL EYES ON THE QUEEN". Below this text on the left is the cyan Barclays and black WSL logo, while three small monochrome football club crests—Levante, FC Barcelona, and London City Lionesses—are aligned on the right. The centre of the image features a triptych of Alexia Putellas portraits rendered in a blue duotone halftone style, each set against a solid blue geometric backdrop. The left portrait shows her looking away with a serious expression; the central, largest portrait shows her facing forward with a broad smile; and the right portrait shows her looking slightly right with a focused expression. In all three, she wears a dark headband and blue athletic tops. Directly below the portraits, dark blue text in an Old English gothic font.
A dramatic announcement graphic bathed in a heavy cyan and blue colour grade. The dark background features massive, repeating light blue typography that partially reads "BREAKING". On the right side, the white Barclays WSL logo sits above white text reading "Niamh Charles" followed by a larger, bold, italicised phrase reading "is City". The main focus on the left is a vividly lit portrait of Niamh Charles looking directly at the camera with a serious, determined expression as she pulls at the white collar of her light blue Manchester City kit with both hands. A faint Puma logo and the Manchester City club crest are visible on her shirt.
A graphic set against a textured, solid grey background featuring a visual effect as if the subject is behind a clear pane of glass. In the upper half, black handwritten marker text reads, "If Alexia is the answer, what is the question?". Below the text, Alexia Putellas looks directly at the camera with a confident, gentle smile, her right hand raised towards the lens holding a black marker pen, creating the illusion that she has just finished writing the message on the glass. She is wearing a patterned light blue t-shirt featuring intricate floral and diamond designs, a retro white Nike logo on the right chest, and a white London City Lionesses crest on the left. The white Barclays WSL logo is positioned at the bottom centre of the image.
A promotional graphic titled "Get to know" featuring the Wolverhampton Wanderers Women's football team, set against the Barclays WSL2 branding with a central gold square displaying the Wolves club crest. The graphic is organised into a grid of images and text blocks detailing team information. The manager is listed as Daniel McNamara and the stadium as SEAH Stadium. The text notes the team are "FAWNL Play-Off Final Winners," achieved 61 points last season, scored 70 goals, and that Amber Hughes was last season’s top scorer. It also highlights that this is their "First time in the BWSL2." Accompanying photographs show manager Daniel McNamara, players celebrating in their gold kits, a squad photo celebrating with the "FA WNL Play-Off 25/26 Winner" board, and an action shot of a player on the pitch.
The image prominently features a close-up of a silver championship trophy with blue Barclays-branded ribbons tied to its handles. The highly reflective surface of the trophy mirrors a football stadium with a green pitch and red stands. At the top, the logo for "BARCLAYS WSL 2" is displayed in white text. Directly below it, the large, bold text reads "240 DAYS", followed by a sub-headline in a lighter italicised font asking, "but what was the best moment of the BWSL2 season?". The blurred background shows the red seating of an empty football stadium.
A promotional graphic featuring Tottenham Hotspur football player Cathinka Tandberg. She looks off to the left, wearing the white and navy Spurs home kit with the "AIA" sponsor logo. The background is a vibrant green football pitch. Text at the top reads "Cathinka Tandberg" and "Barclays WSL". Large, bold white text across the bottom reads "Maiden Magic".
Alex Greenwood and Khadija Shaw celebrate side-by-side, holding up their winner's medals. The player on the left wears heart-shaped blue sunglasses with "MAN" and "CITY" written across the lenses. Both are wearing sky blue celebration shirts with gold numbering. Across the centre, a white text overlay reads "JUST MISSING THE BARCLAYS WSL".
A promotional transfer graphic featuring Spanish footballer Laia Codina smiling broadly at the camera. She has wavy brown hair and is wearing a claret and blue West Ham United W.F.C. home shirt with the club crest on the left chest and the "BoyleSports" sponsor logo across the front. Draped over her shoulders is the red and yellow flag of Spain. The bottom half of the image features a bright orange and yellow gradient overlay with the West Ham United shield logo positioned above the word "SIGNED" in massive black block capitals. Below this, smaller text reads: "LAIA CODINA JOINS WEST HAM UNITED". In the top left corner, the text "TRANSFER NEWS" is printed, while the Barclays WSL (Women's Super League) logo is in the top right corner.
A promotional graphic announcing a football transfer. Mary Earps sits at a table holding a pen, smiling directly at the camera. She has her hair tied back in a ponytail and wears a crisp white open-collared shirt over a ribbed white top. The background features a large, stylised teal and white London City Lionesses crest. The bottom half of the image transitions into an orange and yellow gradient overlay, featuring the diamond-shaped club crest above the word "SIGNED" in massive black block capitals. Below this, smaller text reads: "MARY EARPS JOINS LONDON CITY LIONESSES". In the top left corner, the words "TRANSFER NEWS" are" are printed, while the Barclays WSL (Women's Super League) logo sits in the top right corner.
An infographic grid layout features nine panels detailing metrics, achievements, and imagery for Charlton Athletic Women: Top Row: A side profile portrait of a focused woman in a black hoodie; white panel text reading "MANAGER Karen Hills" and "STADIUM The Valley"; Charlton players in red jerseys embracing and celebrating on the pitch. Middle Row: White panel text reading "PLAY-OFF PRESENTED BY MERCEDES-BENZ WINNERS" and "POINTS LAST SEASON 42"; a solid red central card with the Barclays WSL logo, "Get to know", and the Charlton Athletic club crest; white panel text reading "FIRST TIME IN THE BWSL". Bottom Row: The team posing behind a "WINNERS" pitchside banner with fans cheering in the stadium stands behind them; white panel text reading "GOALS SCORED LAST SEASON 31" and "LAST SEASON’S TOP SCORERS Gillian Kenney, Jodie Hutton & Lucy Fitzgerald"; three players laughing and celebrating on the pitch in dark green kits.
A promotional graphic features a background collage split into four quadrants, showcasing fans in the stands, including a young supporter holding a hand-drawn sign that reads "I play football because...". The imagery is overlaid with vibrant gradients of pink, orange, yellow, and red. At the top centre, the Barclays WSL and Barclays WSL2 logos sit side-by-side. Dominating the middle of the graphic is the large, bold white headline: "END OF SEASON SURVEY". Directly below this, smaller white text reads "Your voice shapes the game", positioned above a prominent white rectangular button that contains the black text "TAKE SURVEY".
An infographic set against a light grey, patterned background features the blue and pink Barclays WSL2 logo centered at the top. Directly beneath it, a bold, black, uppercase headline reads "THE WRIGHT DIRECTION". The main graphic is a horizontal bar chart documenting a football team's point accumulation over a season. The vertical axis on the left is labelled "games played" and outlines match numbers running from 11 at the top down to 22 at the bottom. The horizontal axis at the bottom is labelled "points" and features markers at increments of 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25. Two black horizontal timeline dividers intersect the vertical axis to mark key managerial updates: First Indicator (between games 11 and 12): Accompanied by the text: "January 6th 2026: David Wright is appointed as interim manager of Ipswich Town". Second Indicator (between games 20 and 21): Accompanied by the text: "April 24th 2026: David Wright is appointed as permanent manager of Ipswich Town". The dark blue horizontal
A promotional graphic celebrating a footballing milestone, presented in a portrait layout. At the top centre, the Barclays WSL logo is visible. The focal point of the image is a massive, bold cream-coloured text reading "28 goals" layered over the background and the players. Intertwined within the large numbers and letters, three women's football players from London City Lionesses are captured mid-celebration on a pitch. One player, seen from the back wearing a light blue kit with the name "GODFREY" and the number 14, is lifting a teammate in an enthusiastic embrace. The lifted teammate is smiling broadly in profile, looking towards the left. A third teammate is partially visible on the right, joining the group hug. In the background, a blurred stadium stand with spectators and a football pitch are visible under an overcast sky. At the very bottom, a line of white italicised text reads: "London City Lionesses set a new record for the most goals scored in a BWSL campaign by a newly prom
An image featuring a close-up, motion-blurred shot of a smiling player wearing blue, heart-shaped glasses. Written across the lenses of the glasses in a white font are the words "WE ARE" on the left and "WSL" on the right. Overlaying the centre of the image is large, italicised white text that reads "BIRMINGHAM ARE CHAMPIONS". In the bottom right corner, a hand holds up a silver winners' medal with a light blue ribbon. In the bottom left corner, there is a black "Listen on Apple Music" badge featuring the red Apple Music logo.
My Tasks Grassroots Comp Launch.jpg A promotional competition graphic set against a textured dark background with large diagonal orange and gold blocks. At the top, the cyan Barclays logo sits above the white emblems for "WSL" and "WSL2". Below the logos, large bold white headlines read: "WIN THE ULTIMATE GRASSROOTS PRIZE". Smaller text underneath highlights the prizes: "CLUB FUNDING POT | 2026/27 MATCHDAY TICKETS | TRAIN WITH TWO BWSL PLAYERS". A gold banner badge across the middle reads: "VOTE FOR YOUR CLUB TO HELP THEM WIN". The bottom half displays a composite of happy fans and young players. Dominating the centre is a man smiling next to a young child wearing a blue Chelsea cap and kit. Gathered at the very bottom is a diverse group of smiling children and youths, some wearing football scarves or jackets.
A partnership announcement graphic set against a dynamic, textured background of wavy diagonal stripes in vibrant gradients of purple, magenta, pink, and orange. Dark, sharp geometric overlays frame the top left and bottom right corners. In the centre, the graphic features a split logo design separated by a clean vertical white line: Left Side: The white Barclays logo above stacked white emblems for "WSL" and "WSL2". Right Side: The white Airbnb logo symbol above the lower-case text "airbnb". Centred below the logos is the plain white text, "Official Partner".
A promotional graphic features a background collage split into four quadrants, showcasing fans in the stands, including a young supporter holding a hand-drawn sign that reads "I play football because...". The imagery is overlaid with vibrant gradients of pink, orange, yellow, and red. At the top centre, the Barclays WSL and Barclays WSL2 logos sit side-by-side. Dominating the middle of the graphic is the large, bold white headline: "END OF SEASON SURVEY". Directly below this, smaller white text reads "Your voice shapes the game", positioned above a prominent white rectangular button that contains the black text "TAKE SURVEY".
A transfer announcement graphic set against a background that transitions from a light, textured blue at the top to a warm orange and yellow gradient at the bottom. In the top corners, black text reading "TRANSFER NEWS" sits on the left, and the Barclays WSL logo is on the right. The central focus is a portrait of Katie McCabe smiling brightly at the camera, wearing a blue Chelsea home kit featuring the IFS.ai sponsor. Below her portrait is a black line-art version of the Chelsea club crest. Dominating the bottom section is the word "SIGNED" in massive, bold, black letters. Below this, smaller black text reads: "KATIE MCCABE JOINS CHELSEA FROM ARSENAL", with her name and the new club heavily bolded and italicised for emphasis.
An official graphic from the Barclays WSL highlights Manchester United's goal scorers for the 2025/26 BWSL season. On the right, Melvine Malard is captured mid-stride on the pitch, celebrating passionately with her arms raised and eyes fixed toward the sky. To the left, a comprehensive text list outlines the final goal tallies for the squad, showcasing a balanced and varied attack across the campaign: Top Scorers (6 goals): Jess Park, Melvine Malard, and Elisabeth Terland lead the team's offensive output. Mid-Tier Contributors (3 goals): Lisa Naalsund, Fridolina Rolfö, and Ella Toone each added three to the board. Secondary Scorer (2 goals): Julia Zigiotti. Single Goals (1 goal): A broad group of nine players—Maya Le Tissier, Dominique Janssen, Hanna Lundkvist, Hinata Miyazawa, Jayde Riviere, Anna Sandberg, Lea Schüller, and Millie Turner
This statistical graphic features a striking, low-angle shot of professional footballer Alex Greenwood from behind, set against a bright, overexposed sky and a blurred stadium roof. She is wearing Manchester City's light blue home kit with black shorts, a white captain's armband on her left sleeve, and her name and number "GREENWOOD 5" printed across her back. She holds a patterned football under her right arm while raising her left hand as if signalling to teammates. Dominating the left side of the composition is a massive, light blue numeral "5", accompanied below by the italicised text "assists from corners" in the same colour. The official "BARCLAYS WSL" logo sits neatly at the very top centre of the graphic, framing the design as an official league statistic highlight.
An eye-level, medium close-up shot features Martin Ho, a smiling man with short brown hair and a neatly trimmed beard, looking directly towards the viewer. He wears a navy blue and white Tottenham Hotspur training top featuring a white Nike swoosh and the club's cockerel crest on the left chest. His name, "MARTIN HO", is displayed in bold white capital letters across the top, above the smaller cursive text "most points won by an English manager in their debut BWSL campaign". At the bottom, the tagline "Driven by Performance" sits above the logos for Barclays WSL and Mercedes-Benz, all set against a dark, textured background.
A promotional infographic from the Barclays Women's Super League (BWSL) titled "BWSL LEADERS THROUGHOUT THE SEASON." The top half features a chronological row of club crests tracking the league leaders from match week 1 to 22, showing Manchester United leading for the first two weeks, Chelsea taking over from match week 3 to 7, and Manchester City dominating the top spot from match week 8 through to the end of the season. The bottom half captures a celebratory close-up of three Manchester City players smiling, wearing matching light blue "CHAMPIONS 26" shirts, sporting distinct pairs of sunglasses, and playfully biting their gold winner's medals.
An eye-level, medium close-up shot captures Emily Syme looking slightly to the left with a focused expression. Her hair is pulled back with a black headband, and she wears a blue and gold Bristol City football kit featuring the O'Neills logo and the club's robin crest on the left breast, with a small black DJI microphone clipped to the collar. Set against a dark, blurred stadium backdrop with warm bokeh lights, the graphic includes the text "Emily Syme • Bristol City" beneath the Barclays WSL2 logo, accompanied by prominent white text displaying "62 chances created" and "9 big chances".
A promotional graphic celebrating Charlton Athletic’s promotion features a vibrant action photograph of Charlton players celebrating on a green football pitch. In the foreground, a player in a purple goalkeeper kit is being embraced by a teammate in a red shirt, while four other players in red shirts and black shorts sprint towards them with ecstatic expressions. At the top of the graphic, large, bold white text reads ‘NEW TO THE BWSL’, with a smaller sub-headline below stating, ‘Charlton Athletic will be the 21st different team to compete in the BWSL.’ Along the bottom border, the branding features the Barclays WSL and Barclays WSL2 logos, alongside the text ‘The Play-Off presented by’ next to a Mercedes-Benz logo.
A celebratory graphic announcing Charlton Athletic's promotion. At the top, white text reads "The Play-Off PRESENTED BY" next to the Mercedes-Benz logo. The background is a composite: a faint, faded close-up of a player's face on the left, and a blurred Charlton Athletic crest on a red background against a green pitch on the right. In the centre, a prominent square frame holds the main content. Across the top of this inset, the word "PROMOTED" stretches horizontally in large, glowing white letters with a motion blur effect. Below this, white text reads "CHARLTON ATHLETIC ARE" positioned directly above the cyan Barclays and white WSL logos. The main photograph inside the frame shows a group of Charlton players from behind in a tight, joyous huddle, wearing their red kits with black shorts. The names and numbers "PEARSE 6" and "HUTTON 12" are clearly visible on their backs. At the very bottom centre, the white Barclays WSL and WSL2 logos are displayed side-by-side.
An aspect ratio 4 by 5 promotional graphic, titled ‘The Play-Off presented by’ with a Mercedes-Benz logo, features logos for the Barclays WSL and Barclays WSL2. In the centre, the bold white text ‘FULL-TIME’ sits above ‘AFTER PENALTIES’ and a main scoreline of ‘0 - 0’, with a smaller penalty scoreline of ‘2 - 1’ underneath. The text is flanked by the circular crests of Charlton Athletic Football Club on the left and Leicester City Football Club on the right. The background features metallic, sharp-edged abstract shapes in shades of purple, silver, and copper, set against a solid black backdrop.
An aspect ratio 4 by 5 promotional graphic, titled ‘The Play-Off presented by’ with a Mercedes-Benz logo, features logos for the Barclays WSL and Barclays WSL2. In the centre, the bold white text ‘FULL-TIME OF EXTRA TIME’ sits above a scoreline of ‘0 - 0’, which is flanked by the circular crests of Charlton Athletic Football Club on the left and Leicester City Football Club on the right. The background features metallic, sharp-edged abstract shapes in shades of purple, silver, and copper, set against a solid black backdrop.
An aspect ratio 4 by 5 promotional graphic, titled ‘The Play-Off presented by’ with a Mercedes-Benz logo, features logos for the Barclays WSL and Barclays WSL2. In the centre, the bold white text ‘HALF-TIME OF EXTRA TIME’ sits above a scoreline of ‘0 - 0’, which is flanked by the circular crests of Charlton Athletic Football Club on the left and Leicester City Football Club on the right. The background features metallic, sharp-edged abstract shapes in shades of purple, silver, and copper, set against a solid black backdrop.
An aspect ratio 4 by 5 promotional graphic, titled ‘The Play-Off presented by’ with a Mercedes-Benz logo, features logos for the Barclays WSL and Barclays WSL2. In the centre, the bold white text ‘FULL-TIME’ sits above a scoreline of ‘0 - 0’, which is flanked by the circular crests of Charlton Athletic Football Club on the left and Leicester City Football Club on the right. The background features metallic, sharp-edged abstract shapes in shades of purple, silver, and copper, set against a solid black backdrop.
An aspect ratio 4 by 5 promotional graphic, titled ‘The Play-Off presented by’ with a Mercedes-Benz logo, features logos for the Barclays WSL and Barclays WSL2. In the centre, the bold white text ‘HALF-TIME’ sits above a scoreline of ‘0 - 0’, which is flanked by the circular crests of Charlton Athletic Football Club on the left and Leicester City Football Club on the right. The background features metallic, sharp-edged abstract shapes in shades of purple, silver, and copper, set against a solid black backdrop.
An aspect ratio 4 by 5 promotional graphic, titled ‘The Play-Off presented by’ with a Mercedes-Benz logo, features logos for the Barclays WSL and Barclays WSL2. In the centre, the bold white text ‘KICK-OFF’ sits above a scoreline of ‘0 - 0’, which is flanked by the circular crests of Charlton Athletic Football Club on the left and Leicester City Football Club on the right. The background features metallic, sharp-edged abstract shapes in shades of purple, silver, and copper, set against a solid black backdrop.
A promotional graphic for a football article featuring an in-game interview photo of Leicester City goalkeeper Janina Leitzig. She is wearing a mint-green Adidas goalkeeper kit, has her hair tied back in a ponytail with a headband, and has her wrists heavily taped as she smiles off-camera. The background consists of a media backdrop covered in various sponsor logos, including Barclays WSL, King Power, British Gas, and Chang. A large black text banner across the middle overlays the image, reading "ARTICLE" underlined in white, with the secondary text below stating: "A tale of two keepers in the Play-Off".
An promotional graphic for a Barclays Women's Super League football match, titled "The Play-Off presented by Mercedes-Benz". The poster features two prominent female football players looking intensely at the camera, positioned side-by-side against a dynamic, metallic pink and silver abstract background. On the left, a player with blonde hair tied back wears a red and white patterned Charlton Athletic kit. On the right, a player with dark hair tied back wears a blue Leicester City kit. The bold white text "ALL TO PLAY FOR" is overlaid across the centre of the image. At the top, logos for Barclays WSL, Barclays WSL2, and Mercedes-Benz are visible. At the bottom, the club crests for Charlton Athletic and Leicester City Football Club are displayed side-by-side above the match details, which read: "THE VALLEY | 23 MAY 2026 | 12:30PM".
A promotional match graphic for "The Play-Off presented by Mercedes-Benz". At the top, the Barclays WSL and WSL2 logos sit next to the Mercedes-Benz star logo. Below, plain text reads "BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW". The central visual features two players looking intensely forward against a dark background with sleek, diagonal metallic streaks reflecting vibrant purple and orange light. On the left is a player wearing a red Charlton Athletic kit, and on the right is a player in a blue Leicester City kit. Superimposed over their chests in large, bold, white, staggered letters is the phrase "ALL TO PLAY FOR". At the bottom centre, the Charlton Athletic and Leicester City club crests are displayed side-by-side. Below the crests, the match details are listed: "THE VALLEY" and "23 MAY 2026 | 12:30PM".