Considering lineup clarifications

I want to respond appropriately by acknowledging the user's concerns and asking for clarification on which match they're referring to. They might be interested in injury or suspension lists and the predicted lineup. I think I should mention possible reasons like injuries, suspensions, and national team player registrations. If Yan Junling is out, then Chen Wei will start as the backup goalkeeper. The user might be frustrated with so many players unavailable, possibly due to suspensions or injuries.Crafting a thoughtful response

I want to respond in Chinese with empathy, noting that the defense line is significantly impacted. If Jiang Guangtai is out, I could discuss likely adjustments, suggesting a backline of Zhang Linpeng and Jiang Shenglong, along with other options like Wei Zhen, Li Shuai, or Wang Shenchao, with Chen Wei as the goalkeeper. For tactics, I think tightening the midfield would help, but I need to be cautious about asserting player availability. I should also check if the user wants injury information, predicted lineup, or odds.Responding with lineup options

I should start with a brief, supportive comment and ask a clarifying question. If key players like Li Ang, Jiang Guangtai, and Yan Junling are out, I think the backline options could include Chen Wei in goal, with Zhang Linpeng and Jiang Shenglong as center-backs, and Wang Shenchao and Li Shuai as full-backs. I can propose alternative lineups like a 4-2-3-1 or 3-4-2-1 formation.

Ultimately, I’ll also ask if the user wants details on their absences or a proposed starting lineup.Clarifying player details and response

I think there's some confusion about which players to reference. It seems "王超" is older, and "李昂" can play left center-back and handle set pieces. I’m unsure about "贺惯" and "于海," who’s retired. I want to be careful and mention generic backups without getting too specific. I plan to ask if the user wants the latest injury and suspension updates. Even though I could look for news, it feels safer to avoid browsing unless it seems absolutely necessary. I'll craft a Chinese response to address this.