Ahead of the weekend's Premier League matches, some teams have tried to have a little bit of fun with their fans on April Fools' Day.
Southampton and Arsenal were two of the worst culprits as the revealed a new emoji-laden crest and a sunroof on the stadium respectively.
Ronald Koeman's side are one of the most progressive on social media, and they have followed that trend by notifying fans of a crest change for Southampton.
#SaintsFC is pleased to announce plans for a new club crest from the 2016/17 season onwards! 😇 pic.twitter.com/zsnlUTt7Bc
— Southampton FC (@SouthamptonFC) April 1, 2016
Find out more about #SaintsFC’s innovative new club crest that will be officially launched in July: https://t.co/dqE3sJPAtW
— Southampton FC (@SouthamptonFC) April 1, 2016
In London, Arsenal revealed that their Emirates Stadium is to be installed with a new sunroof, in conjunction with one of the team's sponsors. The new roof will also be used as a video screen inside the stadium.
Opening April 2017: The world's first retractable sunroof at Emirates Stadium, inspired by @CitroenUK technology.https://t.co/c0FTWnC3vZ
— Arsenal FC (@Arsenal) April 1, 2016
It's great to see teams engaging with their fans, but these are two pretty poor efforts.
