Arsenal to wear new kit vs Manchester United in FA Cup clash Daily Cannon 21:05 Wed, 08 Jan Arsenal 2025/26 kit info leaks but new images branded ‘fakes’ Daily Cannon 17:04 Fri, 27 Dec ...

Arsenal’s normal home red-and-white kit will be “drained of red” as part of their ‘No More Red’ campaign that helps fight knife crime and youth violence on the streets of London.

Arsenal will have a different look when it hosts Manchester United in the FA Cup 2024-25 third-round tie today. Mikel Artera’s boys will not wear their usual red and white home kit against United.

All-white shirts will be worn in the biggest men's FA Cup match of the third round when Arsenal host Manchester United at the Emirates.

Watch on LiveTube Now 👉 Video: Why Arsenal football stars are swapping iconic red kit for white strips Arsenal's football teams will be wearing an all-white strip this weekend as part of an ...

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While politicians and police search for solutions, football is trying to tackle the scourge of knife crime and youth violence. Arsenal's players will use their platform for activism in matches ...

The kit will not be available to purchase ... s Parent Empowerment Champions to host a child safety and football event at the Arsenal Hub. Additionally, they will collaborate with No More ...

Arsenal will play in a special all-white kit for their FA Cup third-round tie against Manchester United on Sunday. As part of their ‘No More Red’ initiative, Mikel Arteta’s side are ditching ...

Another cup final awaits Newcastle United, in just over five weeks time. It was a huge performance from Newcastle United.

Against Nottingham Forest, Oxford United and Liverpool white has been the colour of choice, and it actually comes down to the 'No More Red' campaign - an initiative launched in 2022 working alongside ...