Perth Glory were forced to wear their training jerseys for the A-League clash with Western United on Saturday because Australian airline Qantas lost their regular away kit in transit.

Glory, who rescued a 1-1 draw in the game, made the announcement via their Twitter page.

Kit Switch...
Due to Qantas losing our regular kit in transit ☹️, here's what we'll be lining up in against @wufcofficial this afternoon...@ALeague #OneGlory #ALeague #WUNvPER pic.twitter.com/ahoL8h33w2

— Perth Glory FC (@PerthGloryFC) October 19, 2019

"Kit switch..." the club posted on their official page. "Due to Qantas losing our regular kit in transit, here's what we'll be lining up in against Western United this afternoon."

The tweet attached an image of the club's training...

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