英超战报：蒂亚戈双响，瓦塔拉锁定胜局，布伦特福德3-1伯恩利（英超：蒂亚戈梅开二度，瓦塔拉终结悬念，布伦特福德3-1力克伯恩利）

Clarifying user intent

The user shared a headline in Chinese about a Premier League match report that includes player names like Thiago and Ouattara. Since there's no clear instruction on what they want, I'll ask for clarification—do they want an article expansion, a summary, a translation, SEO title, or a social media post? It's important to consider the date and verify the correct players, as there are multiple players named Thiago and Ouattara is from Bournemouth, not Brentford.Asking for clarification on match details

I noted that Burnley has a winger named Wilson Odobert, while Dango Ouattara plays for Bournemouth, not Brentford. The transliteration "瓦塔拉" might refer to Ouattara, but I should be careful not to create confusion given the headline context. I’ll ask the user if they want a full match report or any specific details. I can provide a quick recap template asking for information like lineups or a minute-by-minute account and clarify the final score and flow of the match.Planning a match recap

I should avoid inventing details and can create a neutral recap. I think I can summarize that Brentford led with a Thiago brace, Burnley scored, and then Ouattara sealed the win, but it might be better to keep it simple: "Brentford beat Burnley 3-1; Thiago scored twice, and Ouattara added a late goal." I'll focus on providing the service the user wants. I can ask them if they would like a summary, rewrite, or other options like an SEO title or social media posts. I'll keep it concise and provide a quick version using only the facts.Drafting a match recap

I see that the name "Thiago" could refer to either Thiago Silva or Alcântara in Chinese football. It might even be a Brentford player with the same name, but I'll keep it general. I can provide a brief news summary like this: "In an English Premier League match, Brentford defeated Burnley 3-1, with Thiago scoring twice and Ouattara sealing the win." I'll offer both a short recap and ask if they want a longer piece or specific details. I’ll avoid any fabricated statistics and prepare three options: a concise brief, a more detailed report, and an English tweet, and then check their preferences.