Why Man Utd will play with different shirt sponsor this weekend as Red Devils promote fight against AIDS - explained

Ruben Amorim's men and Marc Skinner's Women's Super League side will take to the field this weekend without the usual Snapdragon logo on the front of their shirts. Instead, both sides will have (RED) branded across the famous jerseys.

The initiative is part of a collaboration with MatchWornShirt in an effort to show support for the fight against AIDS. After the matches, the limited edition jerseys will be auctioned off, with proceeds going to aid the battle against health injustice and to help fund life-saving programmes in vulnerable communities.

The United women's team will be the first to wear the one-off shirts when they visit Arsenal at Emirates Stadium in the WSL on Saturday. The following day, Bruno Fernandes and Co. will wear it at Old Trafford for their match against West Ham.

While Amorim's side are languishing in 15th place in the Premier League and with an eye on the Europa League final, Skinner's team are desperate to three points as they look to overtake Arsenal into second place in the WSL.