Open the curtains at mid-morning; the green pitch will handle the drama. The rest of the picture is quiet grey and off-white, so daylight lands on that one block of colour and the wall wakes up without shouting. It changes a room from bare to personal: a specific ground, a specific city, drawn rather than photographed. Hang it in a study above a desk, in a hallway at eye-level, or above a low sideboard in the living room where people pass it every day. Pair it with dark wood, wool or tweed seating, black metal shelving and plain grey-green painted joinery. Don’t crowd it with club scarves, signed shirts or bright team colours the sketch does better with space around it. As a canvas it reads softly and fills a bigger wall well.