Clarifying user request

I need to respond to the user, who mentioned in Chinese that "Inter beat Bologna 2-0" in Serie A. They didn't ask a direct question, but I should clarify what they want. Do they want details, like a match report, highlights, or stats? Since we might not have access to current network information, I should ask if they want a summary or specific scorers. It's important to ensure I'm not fabricating any information.Requesting user preferences

I should ask the user if they want me to pull detailed information, which would require network access. However, I’m unsure of the current setup since there's no explicit sandbox configuration shared with me. I think I should ask if they want information about the scorers, lineups, or standings instead. It may be safer to clarify their specific interests before I attempt to fetch any data. Also, would it help to provide some context about the Inter vs. Bologna rivalry?Crafting a concise response

I need to acknowledge the headline about Inter's 2-0 victory and keep my response concise. I should ask the user what specific information they want: key moments, scorers, expected goals (xG), standings, coach comments, tactical analysis, upcoming fixtures, or a summary in Chinese. I can offer to fetch official match details if they approve. Maybe I could even suggest a short template for a social media post, like a brief match report, but I want to make sure I'm clear and succinct!Creating a short summary menu

I want to provide a concise menu along with a neutral news brief that avoids unverifiable details. For instance, I could say: "In this round of Serie A, Inter Milan beat Bologna 2-0, earning valuable points." I’ll make it simple and clear, avoiding any implications about the standings.

Now, I’ll compose a brief in Chinese, offering the user options like key events, statistics, tactical insights, or a social media post, clearly stating that I need their approval to fetch any details from the web.