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Arsenal has introduced a new gothic-style font as part of its club branding, designed as a modern take on traditional blackletter lettering. The typeface completes a set of custom fonts the 140-year-old club uses across pre-game, in-game, and post-game materials.
X-Bow Systems has partnered with Leidos to develop and manufacture solid rocket motors for the U.S. Army's Low-Cost Containerized Munition program, part of the Department of War's 'Arsenal of Freedom' initiative to rebuild domestic defense manufacturing. X-Bow, founded in 2016, uses additive manufacturing and has already produced over 2,100 combat-ready rocket motors.
Arsenal face Lille at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday, October 13, in their third UEFA Champions League group match, with kickoff at 8 p.m. BST. Arsenal enter off a 2-1 comeback win over Leeds and a 1-0 opening UCL victory at Napoli, while Lille sit second in Ligue 1 but lost their UCL opener 3-2 to Real Betis after leading twice.
Designer David Rudnick, an Arsenal supporter, worked with the club's brand team including James Kirkup over roughly five years to create a bespoke typeface intended to be unique to Arsenal. Rudnick says he approached the club with the idea of building a visual identity system no other football club could replicate, developed incrementally without a fixed preview of the final design.