2020-2021 English Football League ( EFL MIND) Font

The new  Football League ( EFL) font style for the 2020-21 season. The logo of mental health charity Mind has appeared on all EFL shirts from the start of the 2018/19 season on an initial two-year basis.

With one in four individuals affected by mental health problems, the EFL will work with its network of Clubs and community trusts to promote Mind’s message and services to millions nationwide with four ambitions to promote better mental health. 

The EFL logo is present at the bottom of the numbers. The visual identity featuring a dynamic circular arrangement of 72 balls in three swathes of 24, representing each of the League’s member clubs and the respective divisions they play in.

 

Evolution 2016 ~ 2021 Sky Bet EFL Championship Patch

The  evolution sleeve patches worn by all the Football League teams from the 2016 through 2021 season. Incorporating the new EFL logo,as well as title sponsor Sky Bet, the sleeve badges come with the Sky Bet Championship logo featuring a new gold design

 

Sky Bet EFL 2020/21 Patch

The sleeve patches worn by the all teams competing in the EFL Champions, League One and Two in season 2020-21. Incorporating the EFL (English Football League) logo, as well as title sponsor Sky Bet, the sleeve badges come with the Sky Bet Championship logo featuring a new gold design, Sky Bet League One a silver design and Sky Bet League Two a red design. The logo for the Sky Bet Play-Offs will combine the three colours together.

 

2020-21 Sky Bet EFL 'Not Today Or Any Day' Patch

'Not Today Or Any Day' patch as worn by all EFL teams in season 2020-21 in support of the EFL's anti-discrimination campaign. This patch should be applied to the right sleeve, beneath the respective league (Championship, League One, League Two) patch.

Launched in October 2019, the ‘Not Today or Any Day’ campaign aims to encourage behavioural and attitude changes at all levels of EFL football and ensure that a zero-tolerance approach to discrimination is embedded throughout our clubs. The League remains committed to tackling racism and discrimination, standing with all stakeholders, players and managers who oppose prejudiced behaviour in any form.

 

2016-17 English Football League Sleeve Logo Patches

The competition will become known as the Sky Bet EFL with its three divisions continuing to be known as the Sky Bet Championship, Sky Bet League One and Sky Bet League Two. Sky Bet will also be the title sponsor of the Sky Bet Play-Offs. 

The sleeve patches worn by all the teams, completely new from the 2016-17 season. Incorporating the new EFL logo, as well as title sponsor Sky Bet, the sleeve badges come with the Sky Bet Championship logo featuring a new gold design, Sky Bet League One a silver design and Sky Bet League Two a red design. The logo for the Sky Bet Play-Offs will combine the three colours together.

2016-17 English Football League New Logo

The new re-brading of The Football League to the EFL for the 2016-17 season onwards features logo, patch sleeve and font. The Football League has signed a new three-season title sponsorship agreement with online bookmaker and current partner, Sky Bet. The new EFL logo will be accompanied by a stunning new visual identity featuring a dynamic circular arrangement of 72 balls in three swathes of 24, representing each of the League’s member clubs and the respective divisions they play in. 

Credit to Ethan and Andres for infographic 

2016-2017 English Football League Font

Following the recent re-branding of The Football League with a more modern design approach ahead of the 2016/17 campaign. Produced by Sporting iD, the new font accompanied by a stunning new EFL visual identity featuring a dynamic circular, a line of dots runs through the numbers. The EFL logo is present at the bottom of the numbers, while Prostate Cancer UK logo remains at the top.

Since the 2014/15 season Prostate Cancer UK are the Official Charity Partner of The Football League.

The distinctive Man of Men logo which symbolises men from all walks of life coming together in the UK, will be included on all players’ kits as part of their individual squad number.

2016/17 English Football League

Manage to posted for references, the 2016-17 English Football League new visual identity. The range introduce a new font for player names and numbers, as well as redesigned sleeve patches from new season.

Font English Football League 2000/04 kits

Football League font design as worn on the players shirts from 2000 through 2004 season. The Football League has been associated with a title sponsor since 1983. As this sponsor has changed over the years the league too has been known by various names.