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Deciding on news options

I need to figure out how to respond about the referee and the match. Should I offer a brief news copy based on the headline, or some background on the referee? Maybe I can create two options for the user.

I could provide background on Daniel Siebert, mentioning his experience, but I have to be careful not to assert details about the match. It’s better to echo what the user provided and keep everything concise. I’ll prepare a short report template and an expanded version for them.Structuring the news piece

I want to follow a concise structure for the final answer. A short paragraph seems better than bullet points for clarity.

I’ll start with a title and a lead line confirming that the German referee will officiate the upcoming Champions League match between Juventus and Sporting CP, but I won't specify the match stage.

Since I don't know the assistant referees, I’ll skip that. For background, I can mention Siebert's experience without going into specifics.

I should keep the tone general and ask if the user wants more details later.Preparing two news versions

I’m ready to create two different versions for the user: a quick news brief and a longer draft. Keeping it concise is key. I might add a short headline while ensuring the text remains plain.

First, I’ll craft a title about the German referee officiating the match. The body will confirm this information, but I’ll be careful not to speculate on timing or location.

I’ll include a short version highlighting the referee's experience and an extended paragraph about his background. Then, I’ll ask the user which format they prefer.