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Proposing a framework

I think proposing a framework could be useful and asking the user to share their stats might help, too. I'm inferring that they might be talking about the "European World Cup qualifiers" from 2023 for the 2026 World Cup, but there’s a risk in asserting details. It might be best to acknowledge the nominees and ask for specific rounds or results. I could suggest criteria like contribution, opponent strength, and key moments, alongside a simple scoring heuristic for comparisons.Crafting a structured response

I think we could ask the user for match stats or suggest a simple ranking method, like choosing a player based on a hat trick or comparing opponent rankings. It’s important to keep things concise. Given the user's use of Chinese, I can mirror that in my output.

I’ll propose criteria like direct stats, goal quality, opponent strength, and key moments. Then, I can provide a scoring table and possible conclusion rules for comparisons. Finally, I should ask them for specific data while offering a hypothetical example to keep things engaging.Establishing clear criteria

I think it’s best not to introduce new claims. Instead, I should focus on providing the user with clear criteria and quick heuristics. I can ask them for their stats and offer to compute a ranking based on that information. It might also be helpful to create a small snippet on how to apply these criteria if they share numbers. Since we’re working in a command-line interface (CLI), I’ll outline everything clearly to keep it manageable.