英超半场：热苏斯进球被判无效，狼队暂0-0诺丁汉森林（英超半场战报：热苏斯破门被吹，狼队与诺丁汉森林暂互交白卷）

Considering user response

I need to respond to the user who shared a Chinese headline about a Premier League halftime update. It seems like they want a score update or news summary, but they haven't directly asked a question. I think a good approach is to clarify whether they’re looking for a summary, highlights, context, or live updates. Since this isn't a simple command, I shouldn't fetch live sports data unless explicitly requested, especially considering the time-sensitive nature of sports updates.Clarifying the headline

The headline mentions "热苏斯" which refers to Gabriel Jesus of Arsenal, but the match is between Wolves and Nottingham Forest, who don't have him on their teams. This seems inconsistent. I considered if they might mean a different player, but "热苏斯" clearly transliterates to Jesus. I realize the user likely wants a halftime recap. My best approach here is to ask a clarifying question: “Do you want more details?” to ensure I address their needs accurately.Reacting to the user’s inquiry

I can provide a minimal reaction by saying, "要我帮你跟进下半场进展，或要数据/关键判罚回放解释？" It’s important to clarify that Jesus doesn’t play for Wolves or Nottingham Forest, and I wonder if they mixed up matches. The headline might refer to an earlier game where Jesus had a disallowed goal while Wolves are 0-0 against Forest. Since we don’t have network access, I should ask the user if they’d like live updates about other games and what specific information they prefer.Proposing response options

I want to propose a few helpful options for the user:

1. A quick summary of key halftime events and reasons for disallowed goals (offside/foul/handball);
2. A data panel with shots, expected goals (xG), possession, and key chances;
3. Tactical observations on team formations and key matchups;
4. Real-time updates where I can track the second half's score and important events.

I should also ask which match the disallowed goal involves, to clarify if the user is looking at multiple games. I'll provide a concise response in Chinese as a bullet list of options.