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Considering user requests

I think we should avoid making up details and instead ask the user what they want, like a summary, key events, player ratings, or tactical analysis. We can offer a general commentary template without specifics, but that could be risky. It's best to acknowledge that we may not have verified details and ask if they'd like a recap. Additionally, if a simple request can be executed directly, we should do that, but retrieving news may require network access.Identifying players cautiously

I'm noticing there are multiple players named Alvarez, like Julián Alvarez from Man City, and I’m getting a bit tangled up with others like Nahuel Molina from Atletico. PSV has Hirving Lozano and Luuk de Jong as options, but also Ismael Saibari and Guus Til. Then there's Gastón Álvarez who's at West Ham, not PSV. It’s tricky, and I wonder if assuming who "Álvarez" is could lead to confusion; I need to be careful about making assumptions.Clarifying user request

The user seems to be providing a headline and likely wants a match report in Chinese. It’s best to clarify what they’d like: a brief summary, statistics, goal timings, tactical analysis, ratings, or standings. I can offer to fetch authoritative details. I’m thinking of proposing options in a concise numbered list so they can choose quickly. Also, I can add a two-sentence teaser that reflects the headline without introducing new elements. This approach feels safe and straightforward.