Considering user request options

I think the best approach here is to ask a clarifying question, offering different options. I could verify or provide context, write a news blurb, or list historical instances of “brace + red” in UCL. It’s also important to specify which Díaz and match date/team the user is referring to.

To add immediate value, I can mention that on October 19, 2021, Griezmann scored two goals and received a red card during a match between Atlético Madrid and Liverpool. He was sent off for dangerous play after making contact with Firmino.Clarifying the Díaz event

I'm not sure about the specific Díaz event and wonder if it could be related to "Yankuba Minteh" or "Walter Benítez," but those don't seem right either. Maybe it refers to the UEFA Champions League for women or youth? Since I can't access the network, I'll need to ask the user for more details.

To keep things concise, I can ask for clarification while also offering options: 1) verify stats with sources; 2) write a news brief; 3) list similar instances; 4) create a punchy headline; or 5) generate a social media post. Additionally, I could provide an improved headline: "欧冠罕见一幕：迪亚斯梅开二度后染红，继格列兹曼后第二人," along with a short lead.Providing options and confirming details

I see that the instruction is to avoid heavy formatting. I can provide three alternative headlines, which could be really helpful! First, I should clarify which Díaz the user means and the specific match.

I could offer a neutral response that doesn’t specify the team or date. Here’s a brief confirmation: "This stat echoes Griezmann's brace against Liverpool in 2021 before his red card."

Then I can ask, "Which Díaz (路易斯·迪亚斯/卜拉欣·迪亚斯/其他) and match?" I’ll also suggest deliverables like a news article template, social media post, match report, or data comparison, while keeping the reply concise and in Chinese.