半场：米兰1-2都灵，拉比奥世界波，托莫里送点，莱奥伤退（半场战报：米兰1-2落后都灵，拉比奥轰出世界波，托莫里送点，莱奥伤退）

I'm seeing that the user sent a message in Chinese about a football match, which translates to a halftime update. They might be looking for more information, but it isn't clear exactly what they want. I should ask a clarifying question to understand better—do they want a match report, summary, stats, or something else? I need to be careful since it's a live event, and my info is dated. I’ll phrase my response to check in with them!I'm considering the options based on the halftime update the user shared. Even if I'm network-enabled, I shouldn't fetch news without their request. They might be looking for commentary, so I should provide a brief, neutral analysis and ask for their preference. I could suggest a tactical overview, a quick news blurb, or even a translation to English. I'd also mention that if they need specific data, they should share the stats or allow me to fetch. Keeping it concise with clear options is key!I'm thinking about crafting a concise reply in Chinese, offering options like a halftime brief. However, I don't want to include any invented details beyond what the user shared. I could produce a neutral recap based on the provided facts: score 1-2, a worldie by Rabiot, Tomori conceding a penalty, and Leao being off injured. But wait, Rabiot plays for Juventus, not Milan or Torino—so I'm confused there. It might be worth confirming which Rabiot we're discussing, since that's inconsistent with the match!I’m realizing the user might be mixing up teams or mislabeling “拉比奥.” It could be a typo referring to an actual player at Milan. Since I know Tomori and Leao are definitely Milan players, but the “Rabiot worldie” seems off—our job isn't to correct them unless they ask. I’ll be cautious about how I proceed.

I’ll reflect and ask if they want a halftime write-up based on key moments, offering clear options, then craft concise templates for both a news brief and social media copy.