Arsenal to Wear All-White Kit at Home in Stand Against Knife Crime

The 'No More Red' campaign enters its third year, with the club and Adidas investing in safe community football spaces.

Arsenal will wear an all-white kit at home for the first time in their 138-year history when they host Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium this weekend.
The usual Arsenal red-and-white home strip will be “drained of red” as part of the club’s campaign against knife crime and youth violence.
This is the third year in a row that Arsenal have worn a “No More Red” kit, but the first time they have done so in a home match.
As part of the campaign, Arsenal and kit manufacturers Adidas are investing in more safe spaces to play football in Islington.
The all-white shirts will not be available to purchase but a “bespoke community T-shirt” will go on sale for £30, with the money raised going towards the campaign’s charity partners.