The home football kit's yellow and blue color combination is inspired by the Swedish flag, which is blue with a golden-yellow Scandinavian cross and has been the color of the home jersey from its inception. The away shirt is white with red trim. Sweden's first match was on 8 June 1908 against Norway. They lost 1-3 at home in Oslo. Swedes haven't won yet since then but the country's name has become popular again after reaching the quarterfinals of the 2002 World Cup. There have been attempts to change the national team shirt colors during periods of political instability or turmoil. In 1971, for example, supporters demanded that the national team wear black clothes in memory of those killed during the 1970 Stockholm bombings that were blamed on communists. In 2009, the new coach Lars Lagerbäck announced that the national team would play in green shirts with white stripes down the side instead of the traditional yellow and blue. The new design was supposed to be used until 2013 when another new design is expected to be chosen by public vote. However, only three games have been played under this new setup and it isn't known how many games will be played in the future. Currently, there are no plans to change the Sweden shirt color again.