Argentina escudo selección 10-11 Logo
A heraldic-style shield badge with a bright blue stepped outer border and a yellow central field. Across the top of the shield are two horizontal light-blue and white stripes (reminiscent of the Argentine flag) framed by a thin blue outline...
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About Argentina escudo selección 10-11
A heraldic-style shield badge with a bright blue stepped outer border and a yellow central field. Across the top of the shield are two horizontal light-blue and white stripes (reminiscent of the Argentine flag) framed by a thin blue outline. Inside the yellow field are the stylised letters "AFA" in a dark blue and a curved decorative flourish above and below the letters.
A laurel wreath in the same yellow/gold color rises along both sides of the shield and meets at the base. Two gold five-pointed stars sit above the shield on a small white stepped platform.
What's in it: shield laurel wreath two stars horizontal stripes wordmark (AFA)
Shapes: rounded shield stepped rectangular top five-pointed stars laurel wreath horizontal stripes wordmark
Style: heraldic flat vector sports badge minimal
Text in logo: AFA
Visually evokes a national football-team emblem: the light-blue/white stripes reference the Argentine flag, laurel wreath and stars signify victory/accomplishment.
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Argentina escudo selección 10-11 Logo History
This is the crest of the Asociación del Fútbol Argentino (AFA) used as the Argentina national football team badge; the two stars represent Argentina's two FIFA World Cup victories (1978 and 1986). This version was used on kits around the 2010–2011 period.
Frequently asked
What does AFA stand for?
Asociación del Fútbol Argentino (Argentine Football Association).
What do the two stars above the crest mean?
They represent Argentina's two FIFA World Cup wins (1978 and 1986).
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