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Considering network access

Without live network access, I can either ask a clarifying question about what the user needs or admit I can’t access the information directly. I could mention last season's final standings or provide instructions on how to check it. There seem to be public APIs for sports, but they often require keys. Scraping websites like BBC or ESPN is another option, although that can be fragile and possibly blocked too. Let’s see where this goes!Clarifying league information

Without guaranteed reliability, I need to ask the user for specifics about the league and date, or whether they want real-time data that requires my network access. Also, I should respond in Chinese. So I might ask: “你想要哪个赛季和具体到哪一天?” I can also suggest pulling live data if they allow it. Alternatively, I could offer outdated data, but asking for permission to fetch online seems best. I’ll ensure to keep my response clear and concise!Considering data fetching options

I’m thinking about suggesting we set up a small script to fetch data from a free endpoint like football-data.org, which requires an API key. Alternatively, we could use Wikipedia’s top scorers by league, but it's not always up-to-date and still needs network access. Without an explicit mode, I'll assume network-enabled. Given the complexity here, I need to ask for permission and preferences in Chinese and offer to monitor or post the list if they confirm. Keeping it concise is key!