One for all and all for one - 2

What did you fix? Take a closer look. People are playing against each other with the same color.

I knew many wouldn't understand. Each player plays two games against each other. If the first cell is blue for you against me, then mine is red. But this is in the first game, and in the second game, mine should be blue, and yours should be red. Therefore, each cell is a separate game. The first cell between us is the 1st game, the cell opposite me is the 2nd game. They are not duplicated. This is a common table in sports where teams play in two rounds, at home and away.

The player higher in the table has the cell corresponding to the first game, and the player lower in the table has the cell corresponding to the second game.