AFA Copa del Mundo Brasil 2014 Logo

A shield-shaped crest with a white field and a sky-blue lower section. Centered is a smaller gold shield bearing a stylized, capital-letter AFA monogram; above the gold shield are two horizontal pale-blue stripes separated by a thin white s...

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Shield-shaped Argentina football crest with AFA monogram, light-blue stripes, laurel branches and two stars.
AFA Copa del Mundo Brasil 2014 logo

About AFA Copa del Mundo Brasil 2014

A shield-shaped crest with a white field and a sky-blue lower section. Centered is a smaller gold shield bearing a stylized, capital-letter AFA monogram; above the gold shield are two horizontal pale-blue stripes separated by a thin white stripe. Flanking the central shield are brown laurel-branch motifs that curve upward.

Above the main shield sit two five-pointed brown stars. The badge uses flat, solid fills with a thin dark outline and a patterned gold border on the shield's sides; overall the composition reads as a traditional, heraldic sports crest.

What's in it: laurel branches two stars AFA monogram (letters)

Shapes: shield inner rectangular shield laurel wreath (stylized branches) two five-pointed stars horizontal stripes wordmark / monogram

Style: traditional heraldic sports crest flat colors bold monogram

Text in logo: AFA

Laurel branches evoke victory; the two stars above the crest visually indicate championship titles.

Colors

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White
#FFFFFF · primary
Sky blue (pale cyan)
#7EC8E6 · primary
Gold / light brown
#B78A36 · secondary
Dark brown
#5A391F · accent
Black (outline)
#000000 · accent

AFA Copa del Mundo Brasil 2014 Logo History

This is the badge of the Asociación del Fútbol Argentino (AFA). The two stars reference Argentina's FIFA World Cup victories (1978 and 1986). This variant of the AFA crest was used on the Argentina national team's kit around the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.

Frequently asked

What does AFA stand for?

Asociación del Fútbol Argentino (Argentine Football Association).

What do the two stars mean?

The two stars represent Argentina's FIFA World Cup victories (1978 and 1986).

Was this crest used at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil?

Yes — this variant of the AFA badge was used on the Argentina national team kit during the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

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