AS Roma Kappa 2008-09 Home, Away and Third Kits / Jerseys / Maglie

AS Roma has announced the arrival of the brand new AS Roma soccer jerseys for the ‘08/09 season. These kits are now all available at worldsoccershop.com and soccer.com.

AS Roma Home Jersey
Official Associazione Sportivo Roma Short Sleeve Home Soccer Jersey from Kappa. The new jersey features Roma’s colors of maroon red with a golden yellow trim representing the traditional colors of the Eternal City, the official seal of the comuni features the same colors. The gold symbolizes God in Roman Catholicism, while the maroon represents imperial dignity.

AS Roma Away Jersey
This is the Official Associazione Sportivo Roma Away Short Sleeve Soccer Jersey from Kappa. The Giallorossi are looking to get many victories away from home, and this is the shirt they’ll wear to do it. Features the traditional away white.

AS Roma Third Jersey
The Official Associazione Sportivo Roma Short Sleeve Third Soccer Jersey from Kappa. Giallorossi fans: this will make an excellent addition to your Roma closet. Cool navy shirt with bold Kappa logos running down both sleeves for an added touch of style.

All three amazing jerseys include embroidered AS Roma team badge across the chest and Italy circle (which shows that AS ROMA won the Italian Cup in 2007) on left sleeve with screened sponsor designs and Kappa logo. Each shoulder also includes an embroidered Kappa logo. With its super stretchy fabric and advanced moisture-wicking materials this is a unique jersey which will give you amazing comfort no matter how long you play, train or cheer on your top Italian club.

BONUS: The AS Roma 2008-09 Training Jersey

Video: Major League Soccer Highlights for August 21-24, 2008

As Major League Soccer (MLS) heads towards the post-season, every team in the league has a chance at making the playoffs. New England continues to lead the Eastern Conference while Houston has regained its familar perch at the top of the Western Conference. Many of the league’s teams’ rosters will be bolstered by the return of several players from the recently concluded Beijing 2008 Olympics and last week’s FIFA World Cup Qualifiers and international friendlies.

Toronto FC 1 – New England Revolution 1
Chad Barrett scored a goal and Toronto FC earned a 1-1 tie against league-leading New England on Saturday night.

Playing his fourth game for Toronto since being acquired in a trade with the Chicago Fire, Barrett took a pass from Rohan Ricketts in the penalty area before turning and firing a left-footer past New England goalie Doug Warren in the 66th minute.

The goal seemed to energize Toronto, which just missed going ahead 2-1 in the 73rd minute when Marvell Wynne shot wide on an outstanding chance from in close.

New York Red Bulls 3 – Houston Dynamo 0

Juan Pablo Angel and Dane Richards put the Red Bulls two goals up before the game was a half-hour old, then Mike Magee continued his goalscoring streak on the hour mark to finish off the match.

Crew 3, Real Salt Lake 0
Defender Chad Marshall and midfielder Brad Evans also scored and Will Hesmer made two saves for his fifth shutout. Columbus (11-6-4) equaled the 37 points it had in 30 matches last season.

Real Salt Lake (7-8-6) is 1-8-1 on the road. Schelotto, the league leader with 14 assists, had an assist and a penalty kick in a 10-minute span for 2-0 halftime lead.

United 3, Rapids 0
Louis Crayton had his second shutout in three matches and Joe Vide and Quavas Kirk scored their first career goals.

Colorado has only one victory in its last six matches and extended its road winless streak to seven. The Rapids haven’t won at RFK Stadium since 1999.

Chicago Fire 1 – LA Galaxy 0
The Bruce Arena era for the Los Angeles Galaxy began in much the same fashion as the last couple of months have gone for the club. It took more than an hour for John Thorrington to score for Chicago, but that was all the Fire needed for a 1-0 victory Thursday at The Home Depot Center.

Chivas USA 0, Earthquakes 0
Zach Thornton made three saves for his first shutout in two years to preserve Chivas USA’s tie.

The Earthquakes (5-9-7) extended their unbeaten streak to six games. Chivas USA (6-9-6) is winless in its past six.

Thornton made his biggest save in the 85th minute, when he blocked Ronnie O’Brien’s 26-yard shot with his left hand while in the air and parallel to the ground.

FC Dallas 1, Wizards 1
Jimmy Conrad scored out of a loose-ball scramble in second-half stoppage time, giving Kansas City the draw.

Conrad’s team-leading fifth goal came from just inside the 6-yard box on an assist from Josh Wolff.

Andre Rocha scored his first Major League Soccer goal early in the first half, but FC Dallas, which played a man down for the last 28 minutes, couldn’t hang on.

FC Dallas (6-7-8) missed a chance to move past Real Salt Lake into second place in the Western Conference. Kansas City (6-7-8) avoided its first home loss since a 3-0 defeat by Columbus on June 14.