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Partnering with Cisco, Man City unveils 'Connected Scarf'

Last updated : Jul 29, 2022 19:07
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Jul 28, 2022 17:07

FOR MORE THAN 100 years, the scarf has been the ultimate symbol of football fandom. It’s seen the highs and the lows; and captures the blood, sweat and tears of fans, week in and week out.

On Wednesday, Manchester City, together with technology partner Cisco, shared an innovative upgrade to the scarf that purportedly allows a "better understanding of the emotion at the heart" of the world’s beautiful game.

the club invited six lifelong City fans to take part in a pilot program testing out the new innovation - The Connected Scarf. 

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