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Considering match report approach

I think we shouldn't fetch live information unless the user specifically asks. The user only wrote the headline, so they might want an expanded discussion. I should confirm their intent and ask what they’re looking for—like the match details or style. It’s important to avoid making up facts since it’s for a future match in 2025. Maybe I can offer to draft a template article and ask if they want official stats or a link.Offering content options

I should provide the user with clear choices for creating a report. For example:

1. I can check authoritative match updates and write a report.
2. They provide the score, goal timing, and starting lineup, and I write it.
3. They might want a quick news update or social media post.

I also need to clarify the teams involved, as there are synonyms to consider. I’ll offer to draft a report or suggest variations for titles and short summaries. It’s essential to avoid fabricating details.Creating a match report template

Some users may specifically request, "write a match report." I think it’s a good idea to create a general template while asking for any missing details they might need. I’ll also prepare five title variations and a structured outline for them to choose from, providing clear options like:

1. A full match report.
2. A concise summary.
3. A social media update.

No need to run any complex commands here; I can deliver this efficiently!