Preparing a sports recap

I want to make sure I avoid hallucinations in my response. Since the user shared a headline, I'm considering if they want content in Chinese, so I should draft an article capturing key moments, like when Rice scored. Without browsing, I need to avoid making up details. For sports recaps, creative writing is okay if it's clear. To prevent misinformation, I could ask the user for specifics or if they'd prefer a template to fill in. I’ll propose a match report that includes placeholders for the minute and details!Proposing options for a match report

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It's best to offer the user two options: first, I can draft a polished 300-500 word Chinese match report using the headline while avoiding hard specifics; second, if they have details they want, they can share. I could also ask what format they prefer—like a match report, brief news, or social media post.

I think I should correct the name [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;哲凯赖什[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; to [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;德克兰·赖斯[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; and keep the formatting light, maybe with bullet points. I can suggest key elements like a polished lead, key information on the score and scorers, a brief match progression summary, and placeholders for stats without exact numbers. Additionally, I can propose highlights and a one-sentence social media post. Lastly, I'll offer a more standard rewrite of the headline.Drafting a match report

I’m thinking of how to phrase the match report since I'm unsure about injury-time; I could use [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;制胜[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; or [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;一锤定音[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; as appropriate. It’s also important to ask if they want images or charts, but that might not fit the guidelines.

I'll present a finished article and ask a quick question in Chinese. My structure will include a correction for the name to “德克兰·赖斯（Declan Rice）” and then provide two versions: a concise 150-word version, a detailed 400-500 word version, a 20-word social media post, and three title options.

For the report's content, I'll keep it generic, avoiding specifics like minute numbers or player names, but ensuring to mention Arsenal's performance and defense while noting they continue to lead the standings. Finally, I'll check if they want adjustments or prefer a version in Simplified Chinese.