Best and worst Premier League jerseys this season: Ranking the best kits, from Fulham style to Bournemouth horror

Few things are more pleasing to the eye than the beautiful game. At its best, the ball dances through the mist, caressing one foot, then another. The moonscape brushes off chests, ricochets off heads and twirls through the brisk night sky, all before nestling its way into the corner of the net.Given the aesthetics on display during an average match, it's little wonder why apparel companies have invested in football so heavily. The Premier League is inundated with high-profile outfitters, including Nike, Adidas, Under Armour and Hummel. Each company is tasked with conjuring up kits that have their own distinctive feel and look about them.That doesn't always come to fruition. But when it does, the harmonies linger in the concourses for a little longer. In a sport filled with heartache, that