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Create a bold, modern, and visually striking sports scorecard graphic in landscape orientation (16:9 aspect ratio). Make it deep, epic, and high-impact.

Main layout: Team A positioned on the left, Team B on the right, with strong compositional focus on the two teams and their scores.

Team names should be highly polished CAPITALISED 3D text, on Condensed Heavy / Bold fonts with dynamic perspective, bright, bold, and premium-looking. Each team name should fill the available space, large and bold and with clear 3D perspective, bright, bold, metallic/glossy finish, and powerful visual impact, rendered in their own team colours. Allow team names to wrap over multiple lines if they contain more than one word.

The final scores should be displayed in very large, bold, premium 3D numbers directly below each team name — rendered in bright white with strong metallic sheen, depth, and gloss.

Background: You must use the provided images "background_example__HOR_1.png" and "background_example__HOR_2.png" as your template for creating the background. The White RECAP Logo must stay in place and remain unchanged, but you must update the background colours to match the Team Hex Colours provided. The left half must be coloured with a Team A hex Colour theme, and the right half must be coloured with a Team B hex Colour theme.

Text details:
- Left side: "{{Team A Name}}" in {{Team A Hex Colour}}
- Right side: "{{Team B Name}}" in {{Team B Hex Colour}}
- Left score (very large and bold, bright white): {{Team A Score}}
- Right score (very large and bold, bright white): {{Team B Score}}
- Small text at the very bottom center: "FINAL SCORE"

No logo, no date, no location, no extra symbols, no additional copy.
Do not add in the words Team A or Team B into the design.

Highly polished, deep, cinematic sports graphic style with strong depth, sharp details, professional broadcast look, vibrant and rich colours, high contrast, and dramatic visual impact.

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Created by Robin Ashford · Last updated about 1 month ago