Scientists have studied the achievements of Premier League teams in the past 60 years and found that club teams wearing red uniforms have a higher winning rate. According to research, this may be because red can subconsciously stimulate players' fighting spirit, enhance their confidence, and at the same time make opponents timid before fighting and lose their desire to win. However, the more practical explanation is that the red jersey is easier to see on the court, thus improving the accuracy of the player's passing.
Scientists from Plymouth University and Durham University analyzed the results of 68 top English teams from 1946 to 2003. In home games, the winning rate of the party wearing the red striped uniform is often higher than expected. When playing at home, the team usually wears a home jersey that can boost morale and reflect the team's history. In addition, the team whose uniforms are mainly blue and white has the second record, and the team whose uniforms are yellow or orange generally has the worst record.
If this research is confirmed, this theory will help explain why Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal are invincible in domestic and international competitions-all three teams wear red robes at home. However, there are exceptions to everything. Brazil's home jersey, which won the World Cup five times, is yellow, but this does not prevent it from playing invincible momentum in world football.