Why Arsenal will wear all-white kit against Nottingham Forest

Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal side will wear a one-off all-white kit against Nottingham Forest in their FA Cup tie this weekend.

This is as part of a campaign to tackle knife crime and youth violence.

The No More Red initiative will provide more safe spaces for young people in the United Kingdom, especially in London.

30 teenagers were killed in London in 2021, the highest number in a single year since records began.

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After the all-white shirts have been worn by the 10 outfield Arsenal players on Sunday, they will be donated to multiple organisations doing work in the community.

The No More Red mentorship scheme is being backed by creative talent including Idris Elba and Ian Wright.