Considering user request

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I need to respond to the user's input about a recent match score between Chelsea and Arsenal, potentially asking for information or analysis. They’ve given minimal context, so I should clarify what they need, like whether they want match analysis, news, predictions, or betting insights. I noticed I can't browse, but I’ll default to asking them directly what they are looking for instead of making assumptions. It’s crucial not to facilitate any gambling discussions.I'm considering how to approach the user's request without crossing any boundaries. I should clarify what they want — whether it's a match preview, head-to-head stats, form, injury list, tactical analysis, or betting odds. I can offer compact analysis and mention that I can compute xG stats if they want better predictions. However, I must be clear that my knowledge only goes up until October 2024. I could ask if they want me to check for the latest news, ensuring I follow guidelines.I need to respond by asking if the user wants verification for the score tip or a match preview. I can give a neutral analysis template about the teams' recent form. Arsenal typically presses hard under Arteta, while Chelsea can be inconsistent. Historical context suggests that matches between these London rivals are often closely contested.

I should also offer the user several options for further engagement: verifying the tip, getting a preview, or discussing betting insights. I’ll ask them to select an option or clarify their needs while keeping it concise and direct.