Offering summative updates

I’m considering how to handle a halftime summary. I could either proceed directly with placeholders or ask if the user prefers a generic expansion without adding new data. It seems the typical user may want a polished halftime brief in Chinese. I think providing a concise halftime news update is a good approach. I’ll focus on facts like Mbeumo’s performance and the 0-0 score, avoiding unnecessary stats while keeping it neutral.Clarifying match details

I can offer two versions: a title and a short summary (about 80-120 characters). I should also ask if the user prefers a longer version, an English summary, or a social media post. Let’s create a title for the halftime report about the match: "Premier League Halftime Update: Man United 0-0 West Ham, Mbeumo Creates Danger." However, I realize there's a factual issue since Mbeumo plays for Brentford, not West Ham. It's important to flag this inconsistency and ask the user for clarification before proceeding with the summary.Requesting clarification

I should ask the user to confirm the teams or player information, since Mbeumo plays for Brentford, not West Ham. I wonder if they meant to write either Man United vs. West Ham or Man United vs. Brentford. Once I have clarification, I can proceed with the request. I can respond by pointing out the mismatch and offering both options if they confirm. Here's a concise message:

• Mention that Mbeumo is with Brentford, not West Ham, and suggest possible players for West Ham like Kudus or Bowen.
• Confirm whether it’s Man United vs. West Ham or Man United vs. Brentford.
• Ask if they need a halftime report, title, social media post, or English translation based on that clarification.