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Asking for clarification

I need to clarify what the user wants since their request is ambiguous. I should provide a helpful response, maybe asking if they need a match report, stats, or video highlights. I also want to keep in mind that I shouldn't browse the network unless explicitly allowed. Crafting a halftime summary or outlook is possible, but I need to avoid inventing details to prevent inaccuracies. So, it makes sense to ask what they specifically need: a news summary or an article.Drafting a halftime article

I can create a short halftime news article based on the information given: Wolfsburg 1-1 Freiburg, with Tel scoring first. However, I'm not sure which player [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;特雷[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; refers to, as it could be several players. Anyway, I think we can avoid naming clubs and stick to the format: [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;特雷为XX率先破门，佩奇诺维奇扳平.[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; Instead of guessing details like the scoring minute, I should ask the user what they want. Options could include writing a news release, social media update, or a halftime analysis.Creating halftime news content

I need to craft various elements for the halftime report. First, I’ll provide a polished headline and a 60-80 character news flash in Chinese. Then, I'll consider social media copy with emojis or ASCII text. I aim to suggest three headline options and a quick summary while keeping it straightforward.

For the highlights, I should avoid guessing player descriptors and stick to facts provided, like saying [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;佩奇诺维奇[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; without extra details. I’ll ask for user preferences and include a ready-to-use blurb for convenience.