Is there a way to get these columns to center align?

[HansMellman]

Hey all - coming back to try and create some fresh templates for my data as my old ones are from a few versions back - a little confused on this and I can't seem to work it out - I'm running
.cols_align(align=center)
and I'm sure that my 'visitor' and 'home' columns are fine, at least to the naked eye - however the the two score columns and the '@' are off center, right? Any idea why that may be the case? The logos dont have excess whitespace or anything and the score columns are just basic integer values, so nothing extra there as far as I can tell. Is this being caused because I'm using the center-align html in the header? As that's giving things a 'true center' and these columns are operating relative to each other? Either way would love to know how to reach a better outcome.

Here's the full code for this small example

(
    GT(results_week)
    .tab_header(
        title=md(f"<img src='https://i.imgur.com/xJYzCF8.png' width='90' height='90' style='vertical-align: middle;'> &#x1F3C8; **{game_week_codes[week]}** &#x1F3C8; <img src='https://i.imgur.com/xJYzCF8.png' width='90' height='90' style='vertical-align: middle;'>"), ## add small footballs to the title. ## these characters cause issues when saving. 
        subtitle=md(f"_**{year} Season**_")
    )
    .tab_options(
    container_width = "100%",
    heading_background_color="#990033",
    table_border_top_color="#990033",
    table_font_names="Calibri",
    table_font_size="20px"
    )
    .fmt_image(
    columns=['Visitor_Team', 'Home_Team'],
    path=pythag_path,
    file_pattern="{}.png"
    )
    .cols_align(
    align="center"
    )
    .cols_label(
        Visitor_Team=md("**Visitor**"),
        Home_Team=md("**Home**"),
        Visitor_Score=md(" "),
        Home_Score=md(" "),
        At=md(" ")
    )
    .cols_move(
    columns="Home_Team",
    after="Home_Score"
    )
    .tab_style(
        style=[
            style.fill(color="#EDEDED")
        ],
        locations=loc.body(columns=['At'])
    ) 
)