Evaluating data access for qualifiers

I’m thinking about fetching online data, but I need to be careful about the unknown environment since the network is enabled by default. It looks like I shouldn't ask for approval and might need to escalate if there's a failure. The CLI doesn't clearly show net access, but I can use curl or wget. I wonder where to check for the latest on Asian qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. By late 2025, qualifiers could be almost done, with Asia getting 8 direct spots plus 1 playoff.Clarifying AFC 2026 qualification process

For the AFC 2026 qualifiers, the third round includes 18 teams divided into 3 groups of 6, with the top 2 from each group qualifying directly. The remaining 12 teams will move on to a fourth round. After that, the third and fourth place teams from the groups (6 teams total) will enter a fourth round with 2 groups of 3, and the winners will qualify. The runners-up will go to a fifth round for the inter-confederation playoff. The user mentioned "最新赛事分析," which suggests they want recent match analysis. Without browsing, I could provide a general analysis template and ask for specifics.Clarifying user needs for analysis

I think it’s better to ask the user for a quick clarification on what they're looking for: specifically the stage (第三/第四阶段), which teams they're interested in, and whether they want data-driven information. I can provide a snapshot of the format, key storylines, and power rankings based on ELO or expected goals. The term "最新" suggests they want recent data, but my knowledge is outdated.

I could propose options: 1) A high-level format with qualification scenarios, 2) A team-specific scouting report, or 3) Data-driven insights pulling the latest results. If they confirm, I can fetch from sources like FIFA, AFC, SofaScore, and Opta but will check with them first since running commands may not be necessary right now.Proposing deliverables for analysis

I think it’s a good idea to propose a few deliverables: 1) A visual chart of qualification scenarios and probabilities, 2) Schedule strength analysis, 3) Team tactics and injury updates, and 4) Betting models, if that interests them. I'll ask the user for the stage and teams involved.

I'm also offering to fetch the latest information from official sources and create a table. I’ll provide a clear format outline, current trends, notable teams, and key variables, while keeping it generic to avoid misinformation about current standings.