Soccer Lineup · Floodlight
Full-screen soccer line-ups for both sides: starters with shirt number and position, formation, bench and manager, in team colours on a deep indigo plate.
Two columns, home left, away right
Each side gets an equal panel, so neither team reads as the main one. The number in lime and the name in white make a row scannable from the sofa; the position is quiet because viewers rarely need it.
Team colour in two places only
The colour tab and the rule under each header follow the team colour from the squad. Everything else stays on the plate palette, so any kit colour looks right and a clashing pair of kits never changes the rest of the layout.
The code sits on the colour, readable on any kit
The team code on the tab takes its text colour from `home.onColor` / `away.onColor`, which CloudMonet picks as black or white for contrast. A yellow kit gets black text and a navy kit gets white, with no operator action.
Rows follow the players, not a fixed eleven
Each table hides rows whose name is empty, so a 7v7 side shows seven rows and a full side shows eleven. The footer stays put; with fewer players the space under the list is left open rather than the bench jumping around.
A missing number does not remove a player
The table decides whether a row is empty from the name column, not the leading number. Youth teams without shirt numbers still list every player; the number cell is just blank.
Logos are optional and never move the layout
Each team's crest sits between its colour tab and its name, and the tournament and sponsor logos sit top right. They come from the squad, tournament and sponsor (Logos are optional image slots bound to the feed: a team, tournament or sponsor without one leaves its slot empty, with no broken image and no gap in the layout. They are HTML/OBS only; a GDL export keeps whatever logo was in the slot when exported.). Upload them once, on the squad or sponsor, and every graphic shows them.
Bench on one flowing line
`home.subsLine` and `away.subsLine` join the bench into one text block that wraps to a second line, so a long bench fits without a second table.
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