DI principle in Console application

Question

I am developing a small game in a console application in .NET Core where the the start of the application is StartPlay method of IGamePlay interface. I have a class GamePlay which implements this interface.

interface IGamePlay
{
    void StartPlay(List<Person> ListOfPlayers, int deckSize);
    void PlayFromShuffledCards(List<Person> ListOfPlayers, Stack<Card> shuffledCards);

    void PlayFromDiscardCards(List<Person> ListOfPlayers);
}

In my main method I have the following code:

class Program
{
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        var serviceProvider = new ServiceCollection()               
               .AddSingleton<IGamePlay,GamePlay>()                
               .AddSingleton<GamePlay>()
               .BuildServiceProvider();

        // Populate listof players
        var gamePlay = serviceProvider.GetRequiredService<GamePlay>();

        gamePlay.StartPlay(listOfPlayers,deckSize);
    }
}

From my main method, I am directly calling StartPlay of the gamePlay class in the last line of the main method.

Is this a violation of DI principles? If yes, what is the best way to instantiate it from main?