Clarifying user intent

The user provided a headline in Chinese about a Liverpool vs Sunderland match, which translates to something regarding Salah being on the bench and some other players. It's a bit unclear what they want—perhaps a news article or a lineup preview? I should ask them for specifics, like if they want predictions, starting lineups, odds, or match time. I'm also cautious to stick to the knowledge cutoff date and not make up any current sports details. It may be better to offer a generic match preview template instead.Offering response options

I need to respond concisely with various content options related to the user’s headline. I can provide formats like a quick news blurb, a deeper preview, or live text updates. It looks like details such as kickoff time, competition, and lineups aren't confirmed, but I could draft a brief news piece using the note about Salah being on the bench. Yet, it's unclear since Isak and Wirtz are with different teams. I should ask for clarification on whether it's about a real match, a friendly, or perhaps a video game scenario. I can offer three options for the user: a match preview, a push notification, or social media posts.Creating article templates

I can create a skeleton article with generic elements and placeholder tags, offering a 60-word news flash, a 300-word preview, and a lineup template. I need to ensure minimal formatting and can use code blocks for the template. Since the user provided a headline in Chinese, I could respond in that language. It's important to ask for key details like competition and kickoff time if they want factual content. If they're looking for something creative or hypothetical, I'm ready to proceed with that too. I could suggest a "快讯" version with a clear title and succinct content. However, to avoid unverified claims, I should state, "根据赛前消息" instead of making definitive assertions. I'll restate the user's claims without adding new facts, which seems perfectly reasonable!Preparing deliverables

I can present three deliverables: an 80-word news flash, a 300-word pre-match preview, and a lineup template with placeholders for positions like [GK] and [DF]. However, it seems unrealistic to mention Isak and Wirtz starting for Sunderland. Instead, I could note, "Salah on the bench" and generically reference "Isak, Wirtz" without club specifics. I should first ask the user whether they want real-time information or an expanded preview. I can also inquire about the format they prefer and confirm Isak and Wirtz’s roles to avoid confusion. I’ll provide a minimal sample of the news flash to demonstrate the style, with placeholders for details like competition and kickoff time.