Huddersfield Town wore a bright red and yellow strip, modelled above by Captain Peter Clarke, for the game against Southend United to raise money for the Keep It Up campaign.

It was the first game in the Club’s 98 year League history where they did not wear blue for a home game.

The Keep It Up campaign took off in March 2009 when Huddersfield Town announced it had given the traditional sponsor position on the front of their home shirts to the Yorkshire Air Ambulance charity for the next three seasons.

The aim is to help the Yorkshire Air Ambulance meet its £7,200 a day to keep the Air Ambulance flying and the Keep It Up campaign was born, with 50p of all the money raised going to the Yorkshire Air Ambulance and 50p going to the Club's Academy which develops players from the local community and gives children a start in professional sport.

Hartlepool United officially launched the Club's new 09/10 Third kit made by Nike.

The new black and gold design was worn for the first time in the game at Leeds United on Boxing Day and again at Charlton Athletic on Tuesday night.

So far the feedback on the kit has been hugely positive and the release is expected to prove popular with supporters.

The kit, made from state-of-the-art fibres to improve the comfort of the wearer, will be on sale from the Club Shop for the first time at 4pm since Monday.

Lazio officially unveiled the new 2010 Third kit made by Puma which celebrates the club's 110th anniversary. Lazio Track and Field Club was founded on January 9, 1900 in the Prati district of Rome.

Lazio's colours of white and sky blue were inspired by the national emblem of Greece, due to the fact that L, zio is a mixed sports club this was chosen in recognition of the fact that the Ancient Olympic Games and along with it the sporting tradition in Europe is linked to Greece.

Ipswich Town used a new 3rd white away shirt made by Mitre in the match against Crystal Palace on Boxing Day.

The Club's normal red away shirt clashed with Palace's red and blue stripes so a third kit has been produced.

It was also due to be worn in last week's trip to Scunthorpe for the same reason but a frozen pitch at Glanford Park caused that game to be postponed.

Peterborough United  announced that the fixture with Cardiff City on Monday 28th December (3pm) has been designated as a day to raise awareness of three charities for the 2009-2010 campaign, the Free Kicks Foundation, Sue Ryder Care and ASBAH.

Chairman Darragh MacAnthony has recognised the superb work that the charities undertake throughout the year and as such has kindly allowed for the sponsorship of the kit to be replaced for one game only by their three nominated charities.

Peterborough have worked closely with kit manufacturer adidas who have kindly donated a full kit, with help from Chroma Sports, for the fixture with Cardiff City. Chairman Darragh MacAnthony said:

'I believe this is the first time in our history that we have used a one-off kit for a league fixture and I was delighted to allow our three charities to have their logo's on the strip.

Portuguesa unveiled the new 2010 third football shirt made by Penalty. Associação Portuguesa de Desportos is a Brazilian football Club from São, founded on August 14, 1920 by the Portuguese population of the city.

On the chest the shirt shows the Cross of Avis. The Cross of Avis represents the Portuguese independence from the Castile Kingdom, which happened after the Battle of Aljubarrota, on August 14, 1385.

The shirt was option 3 in a Kit Vote which you can see below:

On the evening of Monday, December 14, Esporte Clube Juventude presented their new third football Kit made by Penalty, which will be used by the professional team during the 2010 season.

The shirt design is predominantly green with light green stripes the stripes and is based on the official shirt of 1999 in which the club won the Copa do Brasil.

Penalty developed four models of shirts in three colors: green, black and lime green. These shirts came to a vote on the club's website and with 2975 votes (63.11%) the green shirt was chosen by the fans to be the 3rd uniform of the club.

Lotto produced a Padova Centenary 2009 Home football shirt to celebrate the first century of Calcio Padova. The shirt is made from a special technical fabric made from wool mixed with synthetic fiber in order to recreate the effect of vintage football shirts from the 1930s.

The club was founded in 1910. Padova has just been promoted from Lega Pro Prima Divisione (formerly known as Serie C1) to Serie B, having last been in Serie A in 1996.

Nike unveiled the new Kaizer Chiefs 40th anniversary special edition team football kit that draws inspiration from the glorious past of the black and gold club and will be available here.

The special edition kit will be worn by the team at their next home game against Bloemfontein Celtic at Loftus Stadium, in Pretoria on Saturday.

Chiefs will continue to wear the kit during all home games in the 2009/2010 season.

The jersey recalls that worn by the Amakhosi 40 years ago, in that it is predominantly black and featuring the iconic Chiefs gold on the rib collar, sleeves and cuffs.

This is the Swindon Town 09/10 Third football shirt made by Adidas. Swindon Town used their new all-blue third kit in the FA Cup Second Round tie at Wrexham.

The Dragons' home and away colours clashed with Swindon's - forcing the need for a new strip in time for this game.

100 Town shirts were made available and but were sold out by the close of play.