Clarifying rules on kit clashes

Since the situation is a bit ambiguous, it's best to ask a short clarifying question and provide some options. I can ask: "When or which match are you referring to?" I can explain that referees might get confused due to kit clashes, especially with color blindness concerns. Top leagues have procedures to avoid this, such as the away team changing kits and differing goalkeeper colors. If a clash is discovered, teams can change at halftime, following IFAB Laws of the Game on colors.Discussing kit approval and incidents

I could mention that Serie A uses pre-match kit approval to avoid colorblindness issues. There are “color vision deficiency” guidelines in UEFA and the Premier League, but I'm not sure for Serie A.

Examples of past kit clashes include Manchester United vs. Southampton in 1996, where they changed their gray shirts at halftime, and Italy's ban on green kits.

If a referee confuses players and issues a yellow card to the wrong one, VAR can help clarify mistakes, as law 12 discusses mistaken identity. If needed, we might require network access for clips, but I think we can hold off on that.