Today, for the home match of the 11th round of the Ukrainian Premier League against "LNZ" Kryvyi Rih "Kryvbas" came out in a new set of uniforms.
The design of the new form is dedicated to the liberation struggle of the Ukrainian people for independence. Opposition that lasts not three, not ten years in a row... but centuries. We are sure that only the red and black flag of struggle will lead under the blue and yellow banner of freedom!
That is why the main colors of the new jerseys are exclusively black and red. These two colors symbolize the Ukrainian land and the blood of fighters spilled on it in the struggle for the freedom and independence of Ukraine.
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The unique Ruthenia font was used for the names of the players, which is recognized as the real Ukrainian Cyrillic script, which was used in our lands even before 1710. In 2019, the author of the font, Professor Vasyl Yakovych Chebanyk, became a laureate of the Shevchenko Prize for his contribution to the visual identity of Ukraine. The Ruthenian or Ruthenian alphabet of the Ukrainian language is based on the traditions of Russia and Cossack cursive writing. The letters that carry the "code of the nation" are the Ukrainian visual identity and deep meaning laid down by our ancestors.
One of the most important elements of this form became lines from the Prayer of a Ukrainian Nationalist. The words of the main text of which were written on the prison wall with the blood of the author Osip Mashchak after his imprisonment in 1936. Today, this text remains as relevant as it was almost 100 years ago.
In addition to the already familiar slogan encrypted in the #RP chevron, the coat of arms symbolizing the liberation struggle of the Ukrainian nation was used on the uniform. A triangle in which there is a stylized cross, the lower beam of which turns into a sword blade, and the Trident flutters in the middle. This coat of arms is a reminder to everyone that the fight continues! And it continues until our complete Victory!
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