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Considering match previews

I should better ask what the user wants regarding the match preview. Do they need tactics, key battles, player profiles, score predictions, live text, stats, or historical head-to-heads? We could draft a short pre/post-match report template or provide background on the players. Brief bios with their roles would be useful without making too many claims about the match. I can also offer a quick analysis of potential team formations, keeping it generic since I’m not entirely sure about the coaching situations.Clarifying player details

I can describe some players based on their roles without getting too specific about their current clubs, as that information might be outdated. Wu Chengshu is a winger/inside forward known for her pace. Shen Mengyu is a midfielder who plays for Celtic Women. Zhang Linyan is a winger/forward, but her club history is a bit tangled, and I want to be cautious with those details. Zhu Yu is a goalkeeper from Wuhan. I think I’ll stick to mentioning just their roles and offer a sample preview.Engaging with user needs

Since the user's initial message is just a headline, I should ask them what they specifically want. It seems like they might be looking to create a news post, so I’ll propose a couple of concise options:

1. A match thread template with placeholders for the starting XI lists.
2. Bullet points for a tactical preview about how the four players impact the game.
3. A social media post copy for Weibo or public accounts.

I’ll keep it brief and in Chinese to align with the original request, while also providing a quick news brief they can use if that’s helpful.Planning concise user options

I want to create a clear ask for the user, so I'll set it up like this: "What do you need? Here are some options: 1) Quick news summary or public account post, 2) Pre-match tactical highlights, 3) Data background or historical matchups, 4) Social media short text and topics, 5) Post-match template."

I'll also provide a draft for a 120-200 character news brief in Chinese as a starting point, followed by three key highlight bullets. Finally, I’ll invite them to choose a number or let me know their other needs. Keeping it concise is key here!