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We need to write a news article body in Spanish using only the facts from the input: «BACK WITH A BANG! Cristiano Ronaldo hits a brace on return as Al Nassr run riot.» That’s the only source content provided. No other facts. So we must only utilize those facts: Cristiano Ronaldo hit a brace on his return, Al Nassr ran riot (i.e., won considerable). No other details like scores, opponents, dates, etc. We cannot add any info from web search results? Wait: The instructions say allowed information sources: 1. The source content provided in the task below (e.g., [matched_content]) 2. The web search results listed below 3. NOTHING ELSE. Thus we can also use the web search results (the two articles) as sources. So we can use facts from those web search results. The task says: «You receive as input the full original HTML from another site: BACK WITH A BANG! Cristiano Ronaldo hits a brace on return as Al Nassr run riot.» But we also have web search results that provide more details. The allowed sources include those. So we can use the web search results to write the article, as long as we only use facts from them. The source content is minimal, but we can supplement with the web search results. Thus we need to write a Spanish article body, using only facts from the web search results (and the input). Must not invent or add new data. We must preserve any YouTube embeds etc. The input HTML likely contains no embeds. it’s just plain text with a bold tag. So we just output paragraphs in Spanish. We need to ensure we don’t add any facts not in sources. Let’s extract facts from web search results: From result 1: – Cristiano Ronaldo hit a brace on his Al Nassr return. – He reached 967 career goals. – His brace marked his 966th and 967th career goals. – He is now 33 goals away from 1000. – He played his 100th match in the Saudi Pro League. – His league tally is 97 goals in 100 appearances. – He is ahead of Abderrazzaq Hamdallah (58) in that period. – Al Nassr extended their run to 15 consecutive wins across competitions. – There was a dramatic moment when one of his goals was initially ruled out; Ronaldo urged referee to check VAR; after review, goal awarded. – He celebrated; he is 41 years old. – There was a moment of respect between Ronaldo and Jorge Jesus: head coach Jorge Jesus asked Ronaldo if he could take him off and Ronaldo agreed. – Despite dominating first half, Al Nassr were stunned late when Felippe Cardoso led a counter attack and set up Rakan Al Tulayhi, who scored from edge of box in 44th minute. – The response was immediate… (text cut off). From result 2: – Cristiano Ronaldo returned from injury and scored twice as Al Nassr rallied from behind to beat Al Najma. – Al Nassr defeated Al Najma 5-2. – Despite facing league’s bottom side, they had to fight. – Win strengthened their position at top of Saudi Pro League. – Ronaldo’s return came after a relatively long spell on the sidelines. – Match began with a surprise setback: Al Tulayhi gave Al Najma an early lead. – Al Nassr responded before halftime, flipping game with two goals in stoppage time from Al Hamdan and Sadio Mané to take control heading into break. – Second half: Felippe Cardoso brought Al Najma level, making it 2-2. – From that point, Al Nassr increased pressure, found more space, leaned on star power. – Breakthrough came via a controversial penalty decision after a handball; Al Najma protested; referee did not reverse; Ronaldo converted from spot to restore advantage. – Not long after, he struck again; second goal came from a sharp, well-worked move that required video review for potential offside, but decision stood; Ronaldo showed composure to finish and make it 4-2. We need to ensure we only use facts explicitly stated. Avoid adding any interpretation not in text. We must write in Spanish, clear, dynamic, professional sports journalism. We must not add any extra info like date (though we could mention date if present in sources? The web search results have dates: «Last updated: April 04, 2026 | 01:24» and «Update: Apr 3rd, 2026 17:00 EDT». Are we allowed to use those? They are in the source content (web search results). So we could include date? The instruction: «Use ONLY the facts contained in BACK WITH A BANG! Cristiano Ronaldo hits a brace on return as Al Nassr run riot..» but also allowed sources include web search results. So we can use facts from web search results, including dates. However, we must be careful: The article we write is for Notiulti.com; we could include date if we want, but not required. The instruction: «Write a new news article body in Spanish for the Deportes category on Notiulti.com.» It doesn’t require date. But we can include if we want, as long as it’s from sources. But we must not invent. So we can mention that the match took place on April 3, 2026 (or April 4?). The web search results have two different dates: result 1 says Last updated: April 04, 2026; result 2 says Update: Apr 3rd, 2026. The match likely occurred on April 3, 2026 (as per result 2). We could say «El 3 de abril de 2026» but we need to verify if that is explicitly stated. Result 2 says «Update: Apr 3rd, 2026 17:00 EDT». That is the timestamp of the article update, not necessarily the match date. However, the article says «Cristiano Ronaldo returned from injury and delivered exactly when his team needed him most. Al Nassr defeated Al Najma 5-2 in a match that was more competitive than the standings suggested.» It doesn’t explicitly state the date of the match. The update time is likely the time the article was posted. So we cannot definitively say the match date is April 3. Safer to avoid specifying date unless explicitly stated as match date. The sources do not give a clear match date; they give update timestamps. So we should not include a date. Similarly, we can include the score 5-2, as explicitly stated in result 2: «Al Nassr defeated Al Najma 5-2». That’s a fact. We can include that Ronaldo’s brace brought his career total to 967 goals. We can include that he is 33 away from 1000. We can include that it was his 100th match in Saudi Pro League. We can include his league tally: 97 goals in 100 appearances. We can include that Al Nassr extended their run to 15 consecutive wins across competitions. We can include the VAR drama: one goal initially ruled out, Ronaldo urged referee to check VAR, after review goal awarded. We can include the moment of respect with Jorge Jesus: coach asked if he could take him off, Ronaldo agreed. We can include the early goal by Al Tulayhi for Al Najma. We can include the halftime comeback: two goals in stoppage time from Al Hamdan and Sadio Mané. We can include the second half: Felippe Cardoso equalized, making it 2-2. We can include the controversial penalty after handball, Ronaldo converted. We can include the second goal after a sharp move, video review for offside, decision stood. We can include that Ronaldo is 41 years old (stated in result 1: «sparking a big celebration from the 41 year old.»). We can include that Al Nassr were dominating first half but stunned late by counter attack leading to Al Tulayhi goal in 44th minute (from result 1). However result 2 says Al Tulayhi gave Al Najma an early lead. There’s a discrepancy: result 1 says «Al Nassr were stunned late on when Felippe Cardoso led a counter attack and set up Rakan Al Tulayhi, who scored from the edge of the box in the 44th minute.» That’s not early; it’s late first half? 44th minute is near halftime. Result 2 says «Al Tulayhi gave Al Najma an early lead.» Which is correct? Both sources differ. We must be careful not to contradict. Since we can only use facts that are explicitly stated, we could mention both? But they conflict. We should avoid stating something that is not clearly supported by both sources. However, we can choose to include only facts that are present in at least one source, as long as we don’t present them as definitive if they conflict? The instruction: «Use ONLY the facts contained in … Web search results». If a fact appears in one source, we can use it, even if another source says something different? That would be using a fact that is in the source, but it might be false. However, we are not allowed to invent; we are only allowed to use what’s in sources. If sources contradict, we still can only use what’s written; we cannot decide which is true. But we must not present false info. However, the instruction doesn’t require us to resolve contradictions; we just must not add info not in sources. If we include a fact from one source, it’s still a fact contained in the sources. So it’s permissible. But we should avoid presenting contradictory statements in same article as both true, as that would be confusing. Better to pick one version that is more consistent or mention both? The safest is to avoid details that are contradictory unless we can phrase them as «according to reports» but we cannot add that. We must just state facts. If we state both contradictory facts, we would be asserting both as true, which is inaccurate. But we are not asserting truth; we are just repeating what sources say. However, the article will be read as factual. To avoid misinformation, we might omit the contradictory detail. Let’s see which details are consistent across both sources. Common facts: – Ronaldo scored a brace. – Al Nassr won 5-2. – Ronaldo’s career goals 967. – He is 33 away from 1000. – There was VAR drama: a goal initially ruled out, after review awarded. – Ronaldo urged referee to check VAR. – He celebrated. – He is 41. – There was a moment of respect with Jorge Jesus: coach asked if he could take him off, Ronaldo agreed. – Al Nassr extended run to 15 consecutive wins. – Al Nassr defeated Al Najma. – The match was competitive. – Ronaldo returned from injury. – Al Najma took early lead (per result 2). Result 1 says Al Nassr were stunned late by a counter attack leading to Al Tulayhi goal in 44th minute (which is not early but near halftime). Both mention Al Tulayhi scoring for Al Najma. So we can say Al Tulayhi scored for Al Najma (without specifying timing). That’s safe. – Al Nassr responded with goals from Al Hamdan and Sadio Mané (per result 2). Result 1 does not mention those. – Second half: Felippe Cardoso equalized (both mention). – Penalty controversy after handball, Ronaldo converted. – Second goal after sharp move, offside review. – Al Nassr increased pressure after. Thus we can construct article using these consistent facts, avoiding contradictory specifics like timing of Al Tulayhi goal (early vs 44th minute). We can just say «Al Najma took the lead through a goal by Rakan Al Tulayhi». That’s in both sources (result 2 says early lead; result 1 says he scored from edge of box in 44th minute). Both agree he scored. So we can state that. We can also mention that Al Nassr responded before halftime with two goals from Al Hamdan and Sadio Mané (per result 2). Result 1 does not mention those but does not contradict. So we can include. We can mention that in the second half, Felippe Cardoso equalized for Al Najma. We can mention the penalty and second goal details. We can mention the 15 consecutive wins. We can mention the respect moment with Jorge Jesus. We can mention Ronaldo’s career milestones. We must write in Spanish, using

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