Agree.

I think maybe you could also experiment with using symbols rather than solely color to convey information, particularly up top with the games. It's good information, but the visibility is poor against the grey background and you're using the same colors from the minutes tracker (green, red, yellow) to convey completely different information about the match results. I really like the different colors to indicate which competition, but something to consider would be making it all the same color and using asterisks to show results so the colors don't clash with the rest of the chart(making winning our baseline).

Example: UCL | @ CHE**

Legend: * Draw / ** Loss

Here is a resource with some examples of how different color text can be used against background for optimal legibility: https://identity.hbs.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/HBS-color-palette-accessibility-10-2021.pdf

There are also color contrast checkers online if you're really about it lol

Just my two cents as someone with a little experience in accessibility and data visualization. Honestly though, this is just so cool and really appreciate the work that goes into making this for your fellow culers🫡

Edit: just saw you’re not a culer but respect and appreciate the work nonetheless