Evaluating user requests

I see that the user is asking for a preview of the upcoming round 2 Europa League match involving Maccabi Tel Aviv, specifically their press conference details. They aren't specifying a team they support or the opponent, so it seems like they want a write-up summarizing what was discussed in the press conference. Since this is sports news, I have to be careful not to generate real-world information that I don't have, given my knowledge cutoff is from 2024.Clarifying user needs

I should clarify with the user if they want a mock template or if they have specific quotes to include. It makes sense to ask a quick question, but I only want to do that if necessary. I’ll create a draft template with placeholders and disclaimers. A structured preview will likely have sections like injury updates, possible lineups, tactical points, and key matchups. Since they mentioned a press conference, I can draft example Q[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]amp;A and talking points. I’ll provide a ready-to-use skeleton while asking 1-2 clarifying questions. I'll present the final answer in Chinese.Crafting a preview piece

I’m ready to create a preview article with a title line, subhead, time, venue, broadcast info, and placeholders for details like the referee, which is currently unknown. I’ll prepare both a long version and a short version. For the press conference, I’ll include anticipated Q[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]amp;A topics such as team rotations, injuries, and travel security concerns in Israel. It’s important to avoid sensitive speculation, so I’ll use placeholders for the home or away status. I’ll make sure to keep it concise, within 600-900 words, and include a checklist at the end for the user to fill in necessary details. I'll also have a call to action for a rewrite request. Let's move forward!Structuring the preview piece

I need to make sure not to exceed the desired length while keeping sections concise. For this preview, I’ll include a title, an introductory paragraph, and key information in bullet points. I’ll add sections for injury updates with placeholders, a generic probable lineup, and tactical insights focusing on pressing and transitions. I should also include critical matchups and data highlights, plus a Q[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]amp;A section for coach and captain quotes with placeholders. Finally, I’ll request the user to provide any missing details to finalize the piece and avoid heavy formatting while using short headers.