The LPRC Oilers Football club of Liberia, were the first professional club to wear the jersey of OK8 design when as champions of the Liberia Football Association (LFA) 2021 top flight, faced Togolese league champions ASKO de Kara on September 15, 2021 in the first leg of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) Champions League at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium (ATS) in Monrovia. A goal from.talisman Terry Sackor in the first half, was followed by a goal each from Irvin Gbotoe and James Richardson as the Oilers cruised to an emphatic 3-0 win.

The nearly dresse ed OK8 design used by the Oilers was further advertised in Lome Togo for the second leg. In the first leg, it was the gold and black outfit while in the second leg, it was the red and white, both distinctive designs.

Though the Oilers loss, that vital away goal from Terry Sackor saw the Oilers qualify on a 4-2 goal aggregate for the second round of the lucrative CAF champions league.

Moroccans giants Raja Casablanca were next with both legs played in Morocco due to Covid restrictions in Liberia. The Oilers playing at home away from home in the first leg in Ravat, loss 3-0 on October 16, w021 and loss the second leg away 2-0 as the OK8 design was used in both legs.

The home match with Orlando Pirates saw the Oilers ising their customary OK8 design outfit as they lost 2-0 at the SKD as the Oilers could not travel to South Africa due to health authorities warning if new Covid- 19 variant in south Africa.

In the 2021 season and the just concluded 2022 league season, the Oilers continue to use thebOK9 design with track suits added whichbhas made the team.more attractive. Recently in April this year, the Oilers in their distinctive OK8 Design won the biggest post season trophy "Who Owns the Land" with a 2- 1 win over Heaven Eleven. It is a cup played between the Divis IP on one and two champions.

Thus with the OK8 Design, the Oilers own the land and the rest have to show their land deed.

Finally, the OK8 Design has made the Oilers an attractive outfit with more clubs encouraged to do business with the OK8 design as a means of branding their clubs in a lovely fashion.