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| Photo from Club Brugge Instagram |
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| Photo from Società Sportiva Lazio Instagram |
| Note: The SS Lazio 2019/2020 font (Macron kit) is similar to the CA San Lorenzo de Almagro 2020/2021 font (Nike kit). However, the two fonts are not exactly the same. The difference is most noticeable in the J and Q. Also, the corner of the terminals of numbers in the Lazio font is sharp while it is rounded in the San Lorenzo font. In general, however, the two fonts have the same look and feel. BTW the San Lorenzo font is based on the Nike 2002 font and the SS Lazio font might have been derived from that font. |
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| Photo from Canadian Premier League Instagram |
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| The numbers do not have the Canadian Premier League crest. In addition, the numbers do not have the pattern that was used on the number's shadow. There are currently seven teams competing in the Canadian Premier League. These are Cavalry FC (Foothills County, Alberta), FC Edmonton (Edmonton, Alberta), Forge FC (Hamilton, Ontario), HFX Wanderers FC (Halifax, Nova Scotia), Pacific FC (Langford, British Columbia), Valour FC (Winnipeg, Manitoba) and York9 FC (Toronto, Ontario). All teams are using a common font for the name and number. |
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| Photo from Udinese Calcio Instagram |
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| Photo from Cagliari Instagram |
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| Photo from Club Brugge Instagram |
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| Image from 1. FC Union Berlin homepage |
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| Image by Fox Sports Italy |
