Arsenal fans are still talking about events from last night.
A video which was accidentally unveiled by Adidas late on Thursday turned out to be a promo giving supporters a glimpse of next season's new home kit.
The Gunners confirmed back in October that they were returning to the sportswear giants as their five-year deal with Puma officially expires at the end of the month.
The new five-year agreement is worth £300m - £600m-per-season - to Arsenal, who were sponsored by the German sportswear giants in the early 90s.
July 1st is the official launch date for the new home kit, but the company appeared to accidentally launch the advert on their YouTube account by posting an unlisted video on the platform.
The video was quickly pulled but eagle-eyed Arsenal fans uploaded it to social media.
Gunners legend Tony Adams made a short appearance while actor Idris Elba, an Arsenal fan, was also among the familiar faces to play a cameo role as he claimed he could have played for the Gunners.
The video also featured several first-team stars including Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Mesut Ozil and current captain Laurent Koscielny, while Hector Bellerin also made an appearance and said: "north London is home".
And it's safe to say the video has impressed most Arsenal fans.
Take a look at some of the responses on Twitter.
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