ISL 2017: Rating the away kits of all 10 teams this season

Previously Sportskeeda reviewed the home jerseys of all the 10 teams in ISL 2017. Now, we take a look at the away jerseys of every side. Surprisingly, the away kits of all sides except Jamshedpur FC are either black or white in colour.

Some away kits look very similar to each other, while a couple of teams have really put in the work in terms of designing the away kits. Here's how we have rated the away kits of all the 10 jerseys.

Bengaluru FC 4/5

A red and white kit, Bengaluru's away jersey could easily match up with a European side. They've ensured the kit is pleasing to the eye by incorporating just the right amount of red on it. No doubt, it's one of the better jerseys among the ten teams.

FC Goa 4/5

Goa's V-shaped collar looks amazing

Like Bengaluru, Goa's away jersey too is white. The V shaped collar truly adds to the athletic look of the kit. While the primary colour is white, hints of orange and blue are placed strategically. Overall, it''s a solid away kit.

Chennaiyin FC 3/5

Raphael Augusto slugs it out in the white kit.

The third team on this list to adopt a white away kit is Chennaiyin. It's a safe choice. One can hardly go wrong with the colour white. However, Chennaiyin's jersey fails to capture the imagination. Simply put, it's a tad too plain and dull. As a brand, the southern side's kit fails to differentiate itself from the pack.

FC Pune City 2/5

Marcelinho looks far better in Pune's orange home kit

While Pune's home jersey is arguably the most uninspired of the lot, their away jersey bears an uncanny resemblance to NorthEast United's home kit. The all-white outfit looks like a carbon copy of the Highlanders' jersey. The designer ought to have done some research before creating the kit.

Mumbai City FC 3/5

Balwant Singh in Mumbai's all white outfit (Photo: ISL)

We're not kidding, Mumbai is the fifth team to have an all-white away kit. One can only wonder if the teams received strict instructions regarding maintaining white as their primary colour for the away jersey. There's nothing wrong with Mumbai's outfit, but it fails to stand out.

Jamshedpur FC 1/5

Jamshedpur in their green and blue away kit.

The first team on the list to adopt a non-white away outfit, Jamshedpur's away kit is as bad as it's home. Not to sound too harsh but the green and blue jersey seems dull and the product of a last-minute design idea. The jersey and the shorts look like replicas of a amateur football team's jersey. It's a far cry from the usually high standards that TATA football associates itself with.

NorthEast United FC 4/5

NEUFC have the best away kit in the league. (Photo: ISL)

While the Highlanders continue to struggle to find a front sponsor for their kit, they've surely done an excellent job with the all-black away kit. It's a sleek looking outfit and stands out among the crowd. The award for the best away jersey goes to NEUFC. It's a modern-day away kit that could give any European club a run for their money.

Kerala Blasters 3/5

CK Vineeth sporting Kerala's away jersey

Like NEUFC, Kerala Blasters too have a black away kit. But unlike the Highlanders, the Blasters seemed to have got their colour combination wrong. The of hint yellow fails to complement the black and stands out like a sore thumb. It's not a bad jersey but it's far being being a great jersey.

ATK 4/5

ATK's away kit looks good. (Photo: ISL)

Among the melee of mediocre away kits, ATK's comes as a refreshing surprise. The Kolkata-based club has not pushed any boundaries but the black and grey jersey looks professional and compliments their home kit. One can find no fault in this solid away kit. The tinge of red on the sleeves does the trick.

Delhi Dynamos 4/5

Delhi Dynamos have a futurisitc away kit.

Delhi Dynamos' away kit is like no other. It's black but the colour combination is one of the best among all the ten teams. A hint of green on the V-shaped collar and on the sleeves takes this kit to a whole new level. Add to that the unique thin green stripes on the front gives the jersey a futuristic look.