Considering user clarification

The user mentioned the standings for the 2025-26 La Liga season, which means they may want to see them. I could ask if they need the latest standings or have a specific team in mind. Since I can't provide the standings from memory due to my knowledge cutoff being in 2024, I need to fetch live data. However, the network situation could limit my ability. I should propose fetching the data for them.Planning to fetch standings

I’m considering how to fetch the standings using reliable sources like ESPN or Wikipedia. Some of these sites require an API key or are dynamic, which complicates things. Wikipedia could provide an up-to-date league table, likely titled "2025–26 La Liga." I should be careful to handle any network issues that may arise. My plan is to retrieve the table and summarize the top six teams in a simple format. Alternatively, I could ask the user if they want me to fetch live standings.Seeking user confirmation

I think it’s better to confirm with the user before proceeding since their request isn’t explicitly asking to "show me" the standings. Their statement suggests they might want the standings, so I’ll ask for confirmation. I can offer to fetch either the full table or the top 10 teams and see if they have a specific team in mind. I’ll also inquire about their preferred language and format, keeping my response concise and providing options like wins, draws, losses, goal difference, and points.Offering to fetch standings

I’m thinking of automatically fetching the standings since the user mentioned they're out, which might imply they want to see them. However, since they didn't explicitly request it, it’s safer to ask. I’ll write a message in Chinese, asking: "Do you want me to pull and list the latest standings for round 16?" I can also offer to provide the full table or just the top 10, and include a brief commentary if they want. Let’s go with that!