Clarifying user request

I’m thinking about how to approach this; if I use the network, I would need to run shell commands to get updated information. The user hasn't specified a matchday or indicated they want to browse, but they posted a headline, suggesting they want more details. It seems best to ask a clarifying question about which matchday they’re interested in, along with any specifics like injuries and expected return dates. I'll list common injury sources and offer to fetch the latest updates.Requesting user clarification

I'm trying to navigate this situation where I'm in on-failure mode with network access available. I could attempt to fetch details from known sources, but building a full web scraping tool might be too complicated. Instead, I think it’s better to ask the user if they’d like me to pull the latest updates from Arsenal's official website and Premier Injuries. I want to know their preferred timezone and language too!

Since their request is incomplete, I’ll respond in Chinese and offer to provide an up-to-date injury list with names, injuries, return dates, and suspensions. I’ll also ask them to specify the match and date, or if they’re okay with "as of now." Ideally, I should confirm whether they want live data or a general analysis of how injuries influence the lineup. It seems I really need more information here, so proposing to fetch the latest data feels like the best route.Proposing updated information

I realize that my information might be outdated without a live check. I can offer to verify the latest injury list, risk ratings, and possible starting lineup adjustments. Additionally, I can provide a tactical impact analysis. It would be helpful to ask the user: 1) which match and date they're interested in; and 2) if they want me to fetch the latest official information now. If they agree, I'll proceed with the network calls, making sure to keep my response concise!