PUMA Social News Archive
Cameroon
November 2011
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The Story Behind The New African Football Kits
November 08, 2011Yesterday, we proudly introduced our new African football kits to the world at the Design Museum, London! But, there’s a fascinating story behind the jerseys which began way before they reached the iconic venue!
June 2011
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International Round-up
June 06, 2011Another exhilarating weekend of international football witnessed some fantastic results for PUMA teams, edging several sides closer to European and African Cup of Nations qualification. Here’s our round-up of the biggest fixtures:
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International Preview
June 03, 2011This weekend sees another round of exciting international fixtures with European Championship and African Cup of Nations qualification at stake for many PUMA teams! We want to know which games you’ll be watching and more importantly, what the score line is going to be!
To help make your predictions that little bit easier, we’ve put together a preview of the big games:
December 2010
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PUMA extends long-term contract with the Mighty Lions of Cameroon
December 01, 2010We got together with Cameroon Football Federation today to make an announcement...
November 2010
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#FootyFriday: Who's The Best Number 9 In The World?
November 12, 2010Everyone knows goals win you matches and victories lead to those all important trophies.
October 2010
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#FootyFriday Famous Footy Chants
October 08, 2010What songs get you singing on matchday?
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#FootyFriday Asia vs. Africa
October 01, 2010#FootyFriday pits Africa against Asia in a one off match
August 2010
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Winners of the PUMA Mascot Design Competition
August 25, 2010Ahead of the 2010 tournaments, the PUMA Mascot Design competition invited students at selected universities in Cameroon, Cote d'Ivoire, Egypt, Ghana and Tunisia to create a mascot design symbolizing their national team and the perception of football in their country. The students were inspired by joy, hope, pride, honor, and glory to produce either a sculpture, picture, or painting. Selecting winners from so many beautiful and inspiring entries was extremely difficult, and we would like to thank all of the fans who shared with us their vision of what their national team means to them, and how to reflect this in a mascot. We are pleased and proud to present the chosen winners for each participating country.
June 2010
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The Black Stars Draw and the Heartbreaking Exit of the Indomitable Lions
June 19, 2010Let's begin with our boys from Ghana. They met an avenge-hungry Australia who, after their 0-4 dismal performance against Germany, stepped out on the pitch ready to show everyone that if were only given a fair chance, they'd prove to the world they belong on this stage. And it started well for the Socceroos as they did what they have never done before in a World Cup and scored the first goal. But Ghana were given a gratis opportunity when Australia, for the second game in a row, had a man sent off and Ghana scored the penalty kick for the second game in a row. All the Black Stars had to do now was to win - the stage was set!