Considering user intent

I need to respond to the user's Chinese message about a headline regarding Bellingham and Mbappe being pulled down in the box without penalties, and Real Madrid's anger at the referee. The user didn’t ask a specific question, so they might be looking for context or a summary. I should ask what they’d like: a source, summary, opinion, or context on the match. Since I can't fetch current details, I’ll keep it generic and avoid fabricating any information.Exploring penalty details

I can offer to break down what constitutes a penalty, including VAR protocols and reasons a penalty might not be awarded. This could really help the user understand things better. I should also ask if they want to analyze any clips they might have, since there’s a chance they could upload screenshots or GIFs later. I can explain the laws of the game regarding holding offenses and what factors are considered in judgments. If the report is accurate, it seems there were two incidents involving both players that upset Real Madrid.Summarizing penalty considerations

I can provide reasons why a hand on the shirt isn’t always a foul, like minimal contact, the attacker initiating contact, or both players holding. Other factors include whether the ball is playable, if there's an offside, or if there was an earlier foul. Since Marca is Spanish, it likely pertains to a La Liga or Champions League match. Since both players are at Real Madrid now, I should ask how I can assist further, like offering a rule breakdown or a neutral summary—in Chinese, as the user originally wrote in that language.Crafting a neutral response

I want to acknowledge the report and neutrally restate the situation. It’s important to briefly explain the penalty standards and that a tug can be a foul, but it needs to affect the opponent's action significantly and consider various factors, like the ball's playability. I can mention why VAR might not intervene, emphasizing that only clear errors are addressed. A suggestion would be to analyze video angles closely, and I can help draft a 150-word social media post if needed, without pretending to have specific match details.