Clarifying user intent

The user has shared a headline in Chinese about a Champions League match where Paris Saint-Germain came from behind to beat Manchester United 2-1. It seems they might be looking for a summarization or more details about this match. Since there's no explicit request, I think it’s best to ask a clarifying question: do they want details about the match, the lineup, highlights, or perhaps even a video? However, if I know the specifics, I could give a brief recap too.Clarifying match details

I’m wondering if the user is referring to a recent match since there's a 2-1 scoreline mentioned. However, my knowledge only goes up to October 2024 and the current date is December 27, 2025. It seems I shouldn't fetch news without being asked, so it might be best to clarify their request. I could ask in Chinese: "你想了解比赛详情、进球时间、关键数据、战术分析、赛后声音、视频集锦?" This way, I can provide them with specific options and keep it friendly and concise.Asking for user preferences

The system hasn't specified any network statuses, and while approvals are set for failures, I should be careful since the user didn't explicitly ask me to fetch external information. It's better to clarify their needs first. I'll acknowledge the headline and ask what they want, presenting options like a summary, goal timeline, key moments or stats, tactical insights, or related news links. I might also suggest writing a brief for them. Here's how I can phrase it:

• Start with: "Do you want detailed information about this match, or should I draft a quick summary or commentary?"
• Then, provide choices:
  1. Goal scorers and timeline
  2. Match highlights and key stats
  3. Tactical/player performance review
  4. Impact on standings
  5. Create a news article/social media copy (50/100/200 words)
  6. Help look up specific match details (if network access is allowed)
     This keeps it concise and user-friendly!