Addressing football match incident

I need to reply to the user's comments about a football match incident, where they mention Brazilian player Richarlison's actions against Ekitike, Szoboszlai, and Frimpong. It sounds like they're upset that no yellow cards were issued. I'll want to provide a calm response, explaining that refereeing decisions can often be subjective and that VAR might have an impact. It could be helpful to ask for more details about the specific match they’re referring to, like the date and competition.Analyzing match incident

I can offer to check the highlights if the user wants, but since the network is uncertain, it’s better to ask a clarifying question instead. I’ll provide a general analysis of why no yellow cards might have been issued. These reasons could include advantage play, unseen off-the-ball incidents, or VAR thresholds. I can reference relevant laws of the game, like Law 12 regarding violent conduct and unsporting behavior. If no red card is warranted, VAR typically won’t intervene for yellow cards. Retrospective action could be possible if it wasn’t initially seen.Offering options for follow-up

I need to provide the user with options: 1) Do they want me to find the clip and analyze it frame-by-frame? 2) Should I prepare a write-up for them to post? 3) Would they like a summary of the appeal or discipline process in the league? I can include definitions of thresholds like "careless," "reckless," and "excessive force," while also mentioning that the standards can differ by competition. Since the user used Chinese, I can respond in Chinese, keeping it concise with about 5-6 bullet points. I'll phrase it carefully to avoid any unverified claims about the match.Crafting a concise response in Chinese

I’ll ask the user which match they're referring to, and I can help lookup rules, match reports, or referee assessments. My response will include:

• Acknowledging their frustration with "确实离谱" but remaining neutral.
• Explaining the rules regarding actions like strangulation, pushing, and elbowing, where yellow or red cards depend on the severity.
• Clarifying that VAR only reviews potential red cards, not yellow cards.
• Mentioning potential referee oversights or advantages.
• Highlighting that if officials saw an incident and made a call, retrospective punishment is rare unless there was an error.
• I could also suggest I can give frame-by-frame analysis if they have a clip.

I’ll keep it brief!