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Clarifying user intent

The user's message is in Chinese, translating to: "1-0 defeating Costa Rica, Haiti still retains the possibility of direct qualification to the World Cup in the final round." They seem to be sharing a headline without asking a specific question. I should clarify whether they want a summary or further analysis, perhaps discussing the context like which competition it refers to. Given the historical context, Haiti and Costa Rica are in CONCACAF qualifiers, but the format for World Cup 2026 is different.Asking for clarification on sports info

It's December 27, 2025, but I have a knowledge cutoff in October 2024. Since I can't access current data without permission, I need to respect that. I should ask the user what specific information they want—an article, standings, or specific data? I can suggest, "Would you like me to write a brief news update? I can provide standings scenarios, qualification details, and upcoming opponents." If needed, I can propose a template for a quick news brief while avoiding specifics to prevent inaccuracies. I'll also ask if they want me to look up live standings.Drafting a short news piece

I’m thinking of drafting a brief news piece based on the headline that Haiti defeated Costa Rica 1-0 and still has a chance to qualify directly in the last round. I'd like to write an 80-120 word Chinese "快讯." I can also outline generic qualification scenarios without naming specific teams, focusing on winning and goal differentials. To be precise, I could say, "我可以基于最新积分榜给出精确条件，是否需要我查？”

Here are some options for the user:

1. A 300-word match report.
2. A social media post or catchy headline.
3. Qualification calculations (with permission to check live standings).
4. Data highlights or tactical analysis (pending their key data or match clips).