Considering article options

I can write a neutral summary using placeholders and ask for confirmation. The guidelines suggest proposing options rather than using tools unnecessarily, which seems wise.

I should inquire about the score, scorers, minute, and venue, noting that Goodison Park is Everton's home ground. I won't claim specifics like fan numbers or minute details until I get more info. The user's provided only a headline, so I need to clarify if they want a short report or a detailed tactical analysis, along with the scoreline.Structuring the response

I need to keep the options clear and concise, so I'll respond by confirming details and proposing a draft. I might include a sample skeleton with placeholders like [score] and [scorers], but I should avoid large code as instructed.

I'll ask for three key details: the score, players who scored, and a timeline if available. Then, I can suggest a quick, generic summary that avoids specifics while still being informative. It's also important to clarify the desired angle, style, and length. Finally, I might add headers, like 需要的细节 and 可提供版本, and offer to tailor the summary with more details once I get the user's input.Drafting the article structure

The user presented a headline, which suggests they might want a full article, including subheadings. I'll aim to produce something that's concise yet informative.

First, I should confirm what specifics they want included, such as key details or angles. Then, I can organize the article clearly with subheads to keep it structured. Maintaining the right balance of detail and brevity is crucial, so I’ll focus on that as I craft the article. Let's get started on this!