Responding to match report request

The user sent a message in Chinese about a Serie A match report. I’m translating terms like "波雷利" to see if it refers to Pavoletti instead of Borrelli. The request isn't very clear; they might want a full report based on the headline they've given. But since I lack specific details, I should either create a generic report template or ask them if they want a detailed write-up with data and key moments. It's important to avoid making up facts.Creating a neutral sports recap

I’m gearing up to write a sports recap based on the title of a 3-3 draw where Borrelli scored a brace for Cagliari against Genoa. It’s important to stick to the facts and not invent any details. Rather than fabricating specifics, I can either draft a generic recap or ask the user for the match date. Since they mentioned just the headline, I'll clarify what they need and offer two options: a short news summary or a detailed report. I'll draft a recap focusing on the high-scoring match and Borrelli's influence without making unsupported claims.Drafting a concise sports recap

I’m thinking about how to write a compact match report for the 3-3 draw between Cagliari and Genoa. I’ll include a title, but maybe skip details like the match round and venue. I’ll mention key players, noting Borrelli's brace and that another goal came from a teammate. I'll keep the description generic, emphasizing the match's intensity and high tempo without over-speculating on tactics or outcomes. I’ll also offer options for deeper analysis or player ratings. Finally, I’ll make sure to follow the presentation guidelines.Preparing a match report in Chinese

I'm planning to create a news summary version of 120-150 words along with bullet points highlighting key details. I also want to ask if the user would like information on the lineup, goal times, or tactical analysis. I need to check if they can provide a source link or if I should fetch the information myself, noting that my network capabilities are uncertain. I’ll make sure to use "波雷利" as given, even though sometimes it’s referred to as "博雷利."