In a 1-1 draw, Manchester United's performance was not recognized by the fans and their shirt choice was widely criticized. Many felt that the game belonged to the green and white "Woolly Woolly" and that the shirts with the kissing motifs on them were the real "good ones". Thankfully, United will no longer be wearing the green and white jerseys, and will be wearing red or the white jerseys of the third club for the upcoming matches.
Since the launch of the "Green and White" kit this year, Manchester United fans have been generally dissatisfied with it, and it has even been rated as the "most bitter" kit in recent years. Unfortunately, it seems that United's kits this year have always been unsatisfactory, including a 1-3 defeat by Arsenal at the start of the season, a 1-22 defeat by Forest in December last year, and a 31-times drubbing against Brentford, all of which have undoubtedly deepened the bad impression of the fans.
According to the Daily Mail, Manchester United will bid farewell to the "green and white". In the next four league matches (against Chelsea, Burnley, Crystal Palace and Brighton), United will have the opportunity to wear the traditional red or white jerseys, which belong to the top four teams in the UK. Chelsea, the "Blue Shirts", naturally won't clash with the "Red Devils".
