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ARSENAL will ditch their traditional red shirts for an all-WHITE kit against Manchester United. The change comes despite the Gunners playing at home in the FA Cup third-round clash on Sunday.

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Arsenal will step onto the pitch this weekend for their FA Cup third-round clash with Manchester United, donning a white kit at the Emirates Stadium instead of their iconic red-and-white.