Clarifying the user request

I see we have a query in Chinese regarding a news headline about a referee involved in match-fixing. It appears the user's looking for more information or a summary. They've only provided the title, which means I need to clarify their request. Should I ask if they want a translation, a summary, or more details about the specific match between Inter and Liverpool in the Champions League 2021-22? I'm ready to assist!Verifying match details
I've noted the match ended with a score of 1-0 for Inter, and there was a red card for Sanchez given by Lahoz. It's worth considering if there are any match-fixing allegations; although Lahoz is known to be controversial, there's no evidence of match-fixing. I remembered more about the 2008 match where Inter lost to Liverpool, but details about the referees seem a bit fuzzy. I think I need to check online, possibly using a simple command-line search method, if available.Clarifying user preferences

I think it's important to ask the user exactly what they're looking for. Do they want a translation, more details, verification, or a timeline? I should warn them about potential misinformation and ask for the article link or date. So, I’ll clearly respond with questions: 1) Do you want me to verify and summarize the report? 2) Which match or date are you referring to? I’ll provide a quick English translation of the headline as well. This way, I can offer options like checking the referee's history. Let's provide the response in Chinese to align with their language!
你贴的是一条新闻标题。英文大意: “Gazzetta dello Sport: The referee of Inter’s loss to Liverpool was once implicated in match‑fixing; he later confessed and thus avoided a lifetime ban.”

需要我做什么?
如果方便,请给我原文链接或至少报道日期;没有的话我也可以帮你检索并核对。