Clarifying user intent

The user posted a message in Chinese about a sports headline, which translates to a summary of a Ligue 1 match where a dark horse team won against Nantes. Since they didn't ask a question, I'm wondering if they want a summary or an article piece. I think it would be helpful to clarify what they're looking for, like if they want analysis or insights on the standings. I'm considering recent teams that might fit the “dark horse” label, like Brest or Lens.Exploring potential responses

I’m thinking about the recent context of Ligue 1, noting that Nice led the table briefly, potentially qualifying as the "黑马" (dark horse). However, there have been other teams like Brest and Monaco that also had strong runs. It's tricky since my information isn't current. I want to check if the user is looking for a match report, a news piece, or standings context. I might suggest options like key stats and key players, or simply request the team name and date to clarify things.Offering clarification and options

I’m thinking I should ask a concise clarifying question and provide some options for the user. If they confirm the team and date, I can offer to create a 300-word news brief in Chinese. I’ll suggest options like quick updates, deep analyses, or even social media content.

I want to frame it as:

• Quick questions: 哪支队伍是“黑马”？比赛日期？想要什么形式（快讯/长评/数据图/社媒文案）？

Then I can give them numbered options like:

1. 200字赛报快讯
2. 深度解读（战术+争冠形势）
3. 数据看点与MVP评定
4. 社媒多平台文案（微博/朋友圈/标题党备用）.

I need to remind myself to avoid making any claims about live standings while asking for their input!