South Korea defeated Paraguay 2–0 in an International Friendly on 14 October, with the hosts controlling the match through a structured 3–4–3 formation that limited their visitors' attacking threat. Despite Paraguay registering 10 shots, they managed only one on target, exposing their difficulty in breaking down South Korea's defensive setup; the home side, by contrast, converted their opportunities more efficiently with three shots on target from eight attempts. South Korea's goalkeeper faced limited pressure, making saves at a 33.33 per cent rate while conceding 2.0 post-shot expected goals, though the clean sheet underscored Paraguay's bluntness in the final third. The absence of named goalscorers in the official data obscures the specific architects of South Korea's goals, yet the scoreline reflects a composed performance built on defensive solidity and clinical finishing. This victory suggests South Korea's system remains resilient ahead of upcoming competitive fixtures.