The West Coast Eagles will wear a special Telethon-themed training shirt ahead of their Sunday match at Optus Stadium. The shirt is designed by 15-year-old Matilda Pitt, who is a cancer survivor. Both outlets report that the club is preparing a “brighter” and “bolder” look for the game, with the Telethon branding featured on the training apparel.
The reports describe the initiative as part of the club’s build-up to the scheduled clash, with Pitt’s design used for the team’s special shirt rather than its standard training kit. The story focuses on Pitt’s contribution and the fact that the shirt will be worn in the lead-up to the match at the Perth venue.
No additional details are provided in the two sources about the opponent, the match result, or whether the shirt design includes specific colours or slogans beyond the Telethon theme. The outlets agree on the essential points: the Eagles’ Sunday game at Optus Stadium, the Telethon-themed shirt, and that Pitt is the designer.
