and <视频2>. But the earlier system-level instructions say "SEO:title/summary/meta_kw 基于译文要点;正文有导语;至少 2 个 h2" — but that's for the whole article across segments; for this chunk, I should follow the chunk-specific instructions: keep h2/h3 if present (none here), keep placeholders. Also "必须与上一段语义连贯" — the previous segment ending is given as "..." (empty). Hmm, the 上一段改写结尾 is "...". So I don't know exactly what came before. The outline preview says segments 13-18 follow.
Given the previous segment ended with "...", I need to make a natural continuation. Since chunk 12 starts "You can tell this isn't his first rodeo" — "his" refers to Mourinho presumably. Since I don't have the previous segment, I should write it so it flows naturally — maybe introduce context lightly without re-opening. But I must not fabricate. The source text itself is self-contained enough: "You can tell this isn't his first rodeo" — I can render as "看得出,这已经不是他第一次经历这种场面了" and let context carry. To connect, I could start with something like "接下来说说皇马这边" — hmm, but that might be fabricating transition? Actually transitions are acceptable as translation glue, as long as facts aren't invented. The requirement says "若上一段在句中被截断,本段从自然衔接处继续,不要重新开场". Since I don't
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别太慌:创造得出机会,比把握不住机会更值得放心
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真要操心,就操心最后那两次险情
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I'm not overly concerned by this... much less of an issue.
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But they have identity, youth and plenty of fizz in their side. And they have an Antonio Nusa who, based on the stopover and the goal he scored in the 3-0 win over Borussia Monchengladbach, looks brimming with confidence. They have a gaggle of youngsters beyond Nusa who are either highly touted prospects (Castello Lukeba, Tidiam Gomis, Ezechiel Banzuzi) or were highly touted prospects looking for a second chance (Arthur Vermeeren, Conrad Harder, Johan Bakayoko). And when Christoph Baumgartner and Rômulo return from injury, they'll have veteran leadership too.
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4. Bruno Fernandes may be Man United's most important player since Bobby Charlton: And that was way before my time, so I'm not even sure. Let's be clear: we're not talking the best player (though I imagine he's up there), we're talking important as in valuable to the fortunes of the club. When you look at his supporting cast, when you consider the revolving door of managers and teammates and juxtapose it with his production, you can make a very strong case for him.
You can also make a case that I'm blinded by his hat trick and assist. And that it was only Ipswich at home, and that United's comeback was prompted by an opponent slipping and a goal that shouldn't have stood. Maybe so. But it was Bruno who put the metaphorical foot on the neck of the opponent and stopped them getting back into the game. Carrick's United is very much a work in progress, and the challenges ahead are huge. Having Bruno to hold your hand might not be enough for it to be a success, but it makes things a whole heck of a lot easier.
3. Filipe Luis and Monaco ride Paris Brunner to win over Marseille and top spot in Ligue 1: The 20-year-old German scored both goals in their 2-0 victory over l'OM, and the second especially showed off his strength, speed and confidence (check out the cutback and footwork). Having managed just three top-flight starts to date before this summer, this could well be his take-off season, and you wonder if he's going to be something more than Folarin Balogun's understudy (or indeed if Balogun will still be there when the transfer window closes).
2. Luciano Spalletti finds a way as Juventus wait for deadline day help: I guess that's why he makes the big bucks. Spalletti has figured out how to make lemons with his lemonade. Against a Parma side who park the bus as well as anyone, Spalletti took the pitch without three bona fide starters (Khephren Thuram, Weston McKennie and Kenan Yildiz) and while still waiting for reinforcements in the transfer market. He gave starts to Douglas Luiz and Jonathan David (in the No.10 role, no less), two guys you'd imagine he wished weren't there, and he kept faith with Randal Kolo Muani up front, despite his harsh words for him the previous week.
tags with a heading inline. The chunk title given: "Chelsea two wins in a row, but this isn't Xabi Alonso's football yet; Como upset Napoli, Tottenham hoping for a rebound." — this might be the h2/h1 for this chunk? Hmm, that's odd since content is about Spalletti.
Hmm, wait. Let me re-read: '{"instruction":"【Chunk 22/25 body】Title: Chelsea two wins in a row, but this isn't Xabi Alonso's football yet; Como upset Napoli, Tottenham hoping for a rebound. The original text of this chunk is about 643 characters...'
Hmm, so the "title" for this chunk is about Chelsea/Alonso/Como/Tottenham, but the source body is about Spalletti/Juventus. That's strange. Perhaps the pipeline mismatched titles, or perhaps the title is a general article title and the chunk just contains one part. Actually the ESPN article title is "Chelsea win again, but this isn't Xabi Alonso ball yet; are Como for real?" — and the given title is a translation of a longer variant: "Chelsea win again, but this isn't Xabi Alonso ball yet; are Como for real?; Tottenham hope to bounce back" hmm. Actually maybe the full article covers Chelsea, Como, Tottenham, and the chunk 22 covers Spalletti/Juventus.
Wait, but actually maybe the article has multiple items and chunk 22 is item 2 (Spalletti). The title given might be the overall article title (translated). Since the output must be faithful to the chunk content, I should translate the Spalletti section. The title mentioned in instruction might just be context.
But the requirement says "SEO: title/summary/meta_kw based on the translated text's key points" — but output format only has bodyHtml key. So I don't output title/summary/meta_kw separately. OK.
"at least 2 h2" — hmm. Since I can only produce bodyHtml, and the chunk content is one section, maybe I should structure it with an h2 for the section heading "2. Spalletti finds a way, Juventus waits for transfer-deadline help" and... but 2 h2 in one chunk? The chunk is only ~643 chars source. Hmm.
Actually, maybe the instruction template is generic across all chunks and the "at least 2 h2" applies to the full article. For this chunk, I should include the section heading as h2 (converting the to h2 perhaps, or keeping b). The instruction says "keep h2/h3 and ,