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twintig5 OP t1_izpn08h wrote

These are the FA logos, indeed. I believe it is rarely that national team has it's own logo, besides FA logo. Stars are like an extra, sometimes are there sometimes are not.

Edit: I was using logo pack for FAs. Now as you pointed this out, I went on wiki to check. Among 16 teams in the bracket, exactly 2 of them have different logos compared to the FA logos: England and France. I overlooked this, as this is definitely not a standard. I follow football for a long time, and I was convinced FA logos are "the logos".

I guess I could correct it for the next version, but I don't see it like a big deal.

Anyway, thanks for the heads up.

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Gundark927 t1_izpuack wrote

Forgive my ignorance; the stars I assume represent World Cup championship wins?

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twintig5 OP t1_izpwlpn wrote

Yes, that is correct. And, unlike what was written below your comment, European championships are not counted. Only World Cup.

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L_J_X t1_izqewok wrote

Then you have Uruguay counting their two Olympic wins as stars.

Edit: lmao can't believe I'm getting downvoted. Uruguay wears 4 stars but only have 2 world cups. The other two would be the Olympics. Do you mfs just blindly believe whoever replies ?

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Delta_FT t1_izs6bl5 wrote

>Then you have Uruguay counting their two Olympic wins as stars.

Yeah it's kind of dumb but you're missing a huge part, those are the 1924 and 1928 wins, the first WC was played in 1930 (bc they weren't going to include football as a sport in LA 1932).

Those 2 Olympic golds were won by the Uruguayan senior team vs other World class teams, as opposed to what we have now were the Olympics are mostly a U-23 tournament

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hesalivejim t1_izpvi30 wrote

Yep. I think continent tournaments count too e.g. euros

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ramon_63 t1_izq6et9 wrote

Euros doesn't counts for stars, only World Cups.

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