[girvo]

Having a team above one another doesn't stop Rugby League in Australia from doing that[0], so that I'll disagree with. The rest of it, I don't know enough about football to have much of an opinion :)

[0] http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hjHYB-oUH90/0.jpg

[iaskwhy]

I thought it was a funny comment because there's always one team before the other, either above or first on a line. That's why there's a raffle for games which are not played at either teams' home. For example, next Wednesday it's Netherlands v Argentina and not the inverse.

[bigd]

A left right organization also give you clue of which side of the field the teams are playing.

[surreal]

Nope, it tells you which team is playing at its home stadium (or in the case of games played on neutral ground, the team that is designated the 'home' team by e.g. a raffle).

At half time the teams swap sides, the order of teams on screen doesn't