Match Headline Generator
Takes raw match facts and returns 5 differentiated headlines for various content team needs.
When to use
Use this skill when you have structured data about a sports match and need a variety of headlines quickly. It provides several angles (neutral, analytical, fan-focused, clickbait) to cater to different audiences and platforms.
This contrasts with match-stats-formatter, which generates a single, neutral, prose-style summary of the match.
Example Input (match object)
{
"home_team": "Manchester City",
"away_team": "Arsenal",
"score": "3-1",
"scorers": [
{ "team": "Manchester City", "player": "K. De Bruyne", "minute": 7 },
{ "team": "Arsenal", "player": "B. Saka", "minute": 42, "type": "penalty" },
{ "team": "Manchester City", "player": "J. Grealish", "minute": 72 },
{ "team": "Manchester City", "player": "E. Haaland", "minute": 82 }
],
"key_moments": [
{ "minute": 45, "description": "Yellow card for T. Partey (Arsenal)" }
],
"xg": "Man City 2.1 - 0.9 Arsenal",
"possession": "Man City 36% - 64% Arsenal"
}
Example Output (array of headlines)
[
{
"perspective": "neutral_news",
"headline": "Manchester City defeat Arsenal 3-1 in a decisive clash"
},
{
"perspective": "analytical",
"headline": "Despite Arsenal's 64% possession, Man City's clinical finishing proves superior"
},
{
"perspective": "winning_team_fan",
"headline": "City on top! De Bruyne, Grealish, and Haaland secure massive win over Gunners"
},
{
"perspective": "losing_team_fan",
"headline": "Heartbreak for Arsenal as title hopes take a hit in 3-1 loss to City"
},
{
"perspective": "clickbait",
"headline": "Did Arsenal just bottle the league? City's dominant display says it all"
}
]