Clarifying UEFA playoff structure

I believe UEFA has 16 direct spots, plus 2 additional from intercontinental playoffs. The structure includes 12 group winners qualifying directly and 4 from playoffs, creating a total of 16 teams. It seems plausible to report that 12 direct tickets have been secured as the group winners are determined. Recently, UEFA created 12 qualifying groups (A-L), so the user’s claim about 12 teams appears accurate, with Spain and Belgium among the teams that clinched spots.Organizing user request for UEFA details

I’m thinking about providing a general write-up summarizing how teams qualify, but the user hasn't listed all the teams yet. Maybe I could ask for clarification or say something in Chinese like "今天又有5队提前锁定头名出线，其中包括西班牙、比利时", without naming the other teams. Still, they might want more detail, so it seems safer to ask a quick question for specifics like date/time, the other three teams, tournament details, and what tone they prefer.

I could also offer to fetch official standings, although that might require a network check.Clarifying deliverables for UEFA qualification

I need to clarify if the network is enabled and get approval for fresh information. It seems we can propose looking up details if the user wants. I'll offer a draft as a placeholder with template sections labeled [队1], but I must keep formatting light. I can deliver two quick items: a short news bulletin (about 150 characters) without naming the other teams and a list of customization options.

I could draft a neutral article with a title mentioning the teams and a brief outline of how the qualification works, making sure to align with the user’s claims about the direct spots and playoff winners.Finalizing user message

I need to ask the user if they'd prefer a quick news bulletin or a longer article. Should I include the names of the other three teams that qualified tonight and the complete list of 12? If they provide that, I can complete it. I could also look online for verification if needed.

I'll draft a default brief now, including a title, two introductory sentences, a segment explaining the qualification process, and a note on what to look out for next. Let's keep it concise!