Mexico secured a 1-0 victory over Bolivia in an International Friendly on 25 January, capitalising on clinical finishing despite being significantly outshot. Bolivia dominated possession and territory, registering 13 shots with four on target and accumulating 0.65 expected goals, yet failed to convert their pressure into goals. Mexico's ruthless approach proved decisive: the visitors managed just three shots but two found the target, generating 0.72 xG and converting one opportunity. Mexico's goalkeeper made a 50 per cent save rate from two shots faced, posting a post-shot expected goals conceded of 1.0. Both sides deployed 4-3-3 formations, though Bolivia's setup prioritised attacking width whilst Mexico executed a more compact defensive structure. The disparity between shot volume and quality exemplified Mexico's superior efficiency in a match where Bolivia's inability to finish defined the outcome. Mexico's away-day efficiency suggests strong conversion discipline heading into competitive fixtures.