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Clarifying user request

The user provided a Chinese sentence about a football match, translating to "Man City narrowly defeated Fulham, Haaland set a record, Foden firing on all cylinders." It looks like they might want a news article or summary based on this headline. I should ask clarifying questions if I'm uncertain, but I could start by drafting a brief match report. However, I need to be cautious about hallucinating details since I don't know specifics like the score or date. Avoiding fabrications is crucial, so I can propose a short news recap or variations for them.Offering article options

I can also ask if the user wants the headline polished or expanded into a full article. Since the system doesn't mention networking, I shouldn't browse without a good reason. I could ask for the match date or score, or if they want me to look that up. They didn't specifically request actions yet, so I should clarify their preferences.

I should provide options for different lengths: from multiple optimized headlines to short news blurbs or detailed match reports. While suggesting improvements, I need to ensure I avoid making unsupported claims about players like Foden's performance. I can draft neutral headlines and provide a range of variants to choose from.Creating a news brief template

I need to put together a short news brief of about 120-150 characters using placeholders like “比分X-X” or a generic statement about Man City's match against Fulham. Guidelines say placeholders aren't favored, so while I can ask for details, I should avoid fabricating numbers. Instead, I can mention a narrow victory while using the phrasing from the user's message.

I'll keep references to records vague, like saying "刷新纪录" without specifics. Based on this, I can produce a concise 3-4 sentence news brief along with an improved headline and summary. I'll structure it in plain text, potentially including useful bullet points.Delivering news elements

I need to provide six optimized headlines, along with a neutral news brief that avoids specific data. I can also draft one or two social media posts suitable for Weibo or public accounts.

To tailor these, it makes sense to ask the user for details like the score, goal scorers, assist information, record names, venue, and match round. If they want a more in-depth analysis, I should keep things concise and avoid unnecessary extras. Let’s do this!