1. **Analyze the Request:** * **Keyword:** "Diogo Costa Saves Last Game" * **Context to include:** "Watch", "The Day Diogo Costa Saved Cristiano Ronaldo And Portugal From Being Eliminated", "Match", "I found the", "pls like and subscribe", "Diogo Costa". * **Format:** Concise, factual, SEO-friendly HTML. * **Tags allowed:** h2, h3, p, ul, ol, li, strong, em. * **Constraints:** No markdown fences, no unsupported claims, no mention of AI generation, 600-900 words. * **Tone:** Factual, journalistic, engaging. 2. **Determine the Topic:** * The keyword and context strongly suggest the UEFA Euro 2024 Round of 16 match between Portugal and Slovenia. Diogo Costa saved three penalties in the shootout to keep Portugal in the tournament after a 1-1 draw. This is a factual, high-profile event. 3. **Drafting - Structure:** * H1: Diogo Costa Saves Last Game (The keyword needs to be prominent, though the prompt asks for H2/H3 natural headings, usually I start with H1 but the prompt specifies "using h2, h3...". I will assume an implied H1 or start with a strong H2 if strictly following the tag list, but standard HTML articles need an H1. I'll use an H1 for the title and H2/H3 for structure, or just H2s if strictly restricted. *Correction*: The prompt says "Return only safe HTML using h2, h3, p...". I will use H2 for the main title to be safe, or just standard H1 if I can, but sticking to the allowed tags is safer. Let's use H2 as the top-level heading to comply strictly with the tag list provided.) * Section 1: Introduction (Setting the scene: Portugal vs Slovenia, high stakes, context phrases). * Section 2: The Match Dynamics (The 1-1 draw, extra time, Ronaldo's missed penalty). * Section 3: The Penalty Shootout (Diogo Costa's heroics). * Section 4: Analysis of the Saves (Technical aspect). * Section 5: Conclusion (Impact on the tournament). 4. **Drafting - Content & Keyword Integration:** * *Keyword:* "Diogo Costa Saves Last Game" - needs to appear naturally. * *Context phrases:* * "Watch" - use in context of fans watching or "Watch the highlights". * "The Day Diogo Costa Saved Cristiano Ronaldo And Portugal From Being Eliminated" - use this as a subheading or a strong phrase. * "Match" - general usage. * "I found the" - tricky to fit naturally in a factual article. Maybe "I found the statistics overwhelming" or similar, but better to frame it as "Observers found the..." or similar if possible, or just insert it as a quote/reaction if I can make it flow. *Self-correction*: The prompt asks to use the context "when useful". "I found the" sounds like a YouTube comment or intro. I will try to weave it into a sentence about fan reactions or a specific narrative, like "When analyzing the footage, I found the replay..." or "Many fans recall the moment I found the..." Actually, maybe "I found the match tense..." - let's try to make it sound like an editorial observation. * "pls like and subscribe" - This is a YouTube trope. It's hard to fit in a factual article. I might include it in a section about the *reaction* on social media or a quote from a vlogger/commentator to make it meta or contextual. Or, I can frame it as a call to action at the end of the article (common in some blog styles), but the prompt asks for a "factual" article. I will place it in a context of "Social media buzz" or "Video reactions" to maintain factual integrity while using the phrase. 5. **Drafting - Step-by-Step (Mental or Scratchpad):** * *Title