Clarifying network assumptions

I'm considering that the CLI environment might allow network capabilities, but there are default assumptions we need to verify. The guidelines mention filesystem sandboxing and network permissions if we aren't specifically told otherwise. We should ask the user clarifying questions first, like which date and the specific competition they're interested in. Notably, Atalanta and Chelsea have never met in official UEFA competitions up to 2024, so I need to be careful. It's likely the user wants data on team form, xG, goals, defense, injuries, and predicted lineups.Planning a tactical analysis

I could start by providing a neutral pre-analysis based on last season's styles: Atalanta typically plays a 3-4-2-1 formation with a high press, while the Chelsea manager for the 2024-25 season is Enzo Maresca. However, since it's December 2025, I can't guarantee that he still holds that position, so I need to be cautious about uncertainties. It’s better to ask the user for the match date and if they want a model-based preview, along with offering to fetch current stats if allowed. I can provide a general template, including playing styles, key matchups, and possible tactics while noting the rarity of direct historical matchups up to 2024. I think I'll keep it concise and structured in bullet points.Planning preview options

I’m considering proposing two options for my response: one is a quick qualitative preview based on known styles, and the other would be a data-driven preview if the user allows me to fetch current-season stats. First, I should ask for the specific match date and competition. I’ll format my response with simple bullet points and provide critical match details without heavy formatting. Since the user asked in Chinese, I’ll craft the preview in their language and include relevant tactical information and statistics. I'll also add that the two teams have rarely met in official matches.