Arsenal swap red shirts for green strip

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The Gunners confirm they will line up in Nike's shirts made from recycled bottles next season

Arsenal have this week become the latest football team to announce they will be playing in green shirts next season, joining Brazil, Portugal and the Netherlands in adopting a strip made from recycled...

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