Updated Russia Premier League 2018-19 Font

I'm updated the Russian Premier League 2018-19 font with few variation team sets. Russian Premier League Released the new logo and font which became part of the new RPL style. 

Russian Premier League 2018-19 Patch

The new Patch will be used on the new Russian football club teams kits, the Russian Football Federation is 100 percent invested in branding their image in football. The patch combining the white, blue and red of the national flag with a bear.

Russian Premier League 2018-19 Font

After they host in the World Cup, the Russian Football Federation invested in branding their image in football.  Russian Premier League Released the new logo and font which became part of the new RPL style. Lebedev Studio presented the new font which will be used by all Russian teams together for the first time in history. The new font will be used on the new Russian football teams kits, on the billboard of important games, television broadcasts, pictures for social networks, banners and more heaps of everything.

Russian-based, Lebedev Studio provided two options - monochrome and bi-color (if someone needs a stroke). Every RPL team got its own combination. In the lower part of the figure, there is a logo of the Russian Premier League. The bear is a famous symbol in Russia and was the mascot for the 1980 Moscow Olympics. Now, the RPL have followed their Soviet forebears in continuing the trend and hoping the rebrand can lead to a whole change of identity of football in the nation.

Soviet Union 1958 thru 1960 Home Kits

I'm already updated the USSR World Cup 1958 home kits, current worked still looked for the both years away kits references.

Soviet Union 1960 European Champions Kit

The squad of 1960 UEFA European Nations' Cup, I'm belief the greatest Soviet Union national football team in history. The first tournament was held in France. It was won by the Soviet Union, who beat Yugoslavia 2–1 in Paris after extra time. Led by legendary goalkeeper Lev Yashin, after 90 minutes the score was 1–1, and Viktor Ponedelnik scored with seven minutes left in extra time to give the Soviets the inaugural European Championship

Font Russia World Cup 2018

The upcoming FIFA World Cup 2018 host nation Russia new Adidas font inspired by traditional Soviet imagery. Made a debut during the friendly match against Argentina on the November 11, 2017 at the Moscow with a thin line runs through the center of the numerals. Russia new Numerals features with the federation's crest on the bottom. 

Soviet Union 1958 World Cup kits

Sweden World Cup 1958, Soviet Union debut at the tournament, following a qualification playoff against Poland. Seed in a Group 4 with Brazil, England and Austria, they collected three points in total, one from England and two from Austria. The Soviet Union eventually knocked England out in a play-off, in which Anatoli Ilyin scored in the 67th minute to knock England out. The Soviet Union were then eliminated by the hosts of the tournament, Sweden, in the quarter-finals.

Updated Russia 1994 World Cup kits

Updated kits for the Russia World Cup 1994 collection, new badge and players number design. Additional the Russia team kits was worn during the European Champions Qualification match against Greece in 1995. Same design kits for Russia team from 1994 to the early 1995 season.

Font Russia 1994 World Cup

I'm supposed to post the Costa Rica font, as the replace here another classic font sets Russia World Cup 1994.

Russia 1994 World Cup kits

In the 1994 FIFA World Cup, Russia was drawn into group B with Cameroon, Sweden, and Brazil. This was considered a strong group with Russia having limited
chances of qualifying for the second round. In their first two games Russia lost 2–0 to Brazil and 3–1 to Sweden. Teetering on elimination, Russia defeated Cameroon 6–1 with Oleg Salenko scored a record five in Russia's match against Cameroon and finished as joint top scorer but his efforts were not enough to secure his team a place in the next round. Russia was eliminated from the tournament with three points from one win and two losses. Sadyrin was later sacked following what was a poor performance.

Russia with the REEBOK kits on these tournament. Russia home in blue shirts was worn once during the debut match against Brazil, 20 June 1994 at the Stanford Stadium, Stanford. Russia away shirt in white was worn twice on the match against Sweden and Cameroon.

Kits Soviet Union World Cup 1970

The USSR team became the first team to make a substitution in World Cup history in this match. Seed in Group 1 the 1970 World Cup started with the match between Mexico and the Soviet Union.  Other opponents in their group were Belgium and El Salvador. Mexico and the Soviet Union had finished tied at the top of Group 1 on both points and goal difference, meaning that the drawing of lots was required to rank them. On 12 June the draw ranked the Soviets as group winners. The Soviet team easily qualified to the quarter-final where they lost against Uruguay in extra time. This was the last time the Soviet Union reached the quarter-finals.

Kits USSR 70s

Soviet Union best archievement enter the final tournament of the 1972 European Championships against West Germany. The match ended with a clear victory of the German. The tournaments which USSR finished as runner-up (after 1964 European Championships). The rest of the 1970s were low moments for the Soviets, who were disqualified from the 1974 FIFA World Cup as a result of refusal to play Chile, and failed to qualify for the 1978 FIFA World Cup or the 1976 and 1980 European Championships.

Classic Font USSR 1960s and 1970s

Vintage collection, team USSR middle 60s through mid 1970s back players number. Material base font number has been machine stitched.

Kits USSR 1969 thru 1972

Same kits as the previous season, Soviet played in World Cup 1970 and the final tournament of the 1972 European Championships. Again, only four teams were in the finals. The final was between West Germany and Soviet Union. The match ended with a victory of the German, this tournament was one of the two tournaments in which the Soviet Union finished as runner-up.

Kits USSR EURO 1968

Euro 1968, Italy, the semi-final match between Soviet Union and Italy ended 0–0, after extra-time. It was decided to toss a coin to see who reached the final, rather than play a replay. Italy won. On 8 June 1968, the Soviets were defeated by England in the third place match.

Kits USSR world Cup 1966

Seed in Group 4 with North Korea, Italy and Chile, the 1966 World Cup was the tournament which the Soviet Union team reached their best result by finishing in fourth place. In all three matches first round stage, the Soviet Union team managed to defeat their rivals. Quarter-finals the Soviet team then defeated Hungary, but their success was ended by two defeats on 25 and 28 July, against West Germany in the semi-finals and Portugal in the third place play off match, respectively.

Soviet shirts compliment with the alternate sock against Portugal, third place match 28 July 1966.