Suriname dominated El Salvador 4–0 in a World Cup Qualifier on 13 November, with the home side's three-at-the-back formation proving decisive in attack. Operating in a 3-4-2-1 setup, Suriname created clear-cut opportunities throughout, registering 13 shots with 4 on target to El Salvador's 10 shots and 3 on target. The visitors, deployed in a conventional 4-3-3, offered little resistance and conceded four goals without reply. Suriname's goalkeeper faced an expected goals conceded of 4.0, meaning the defence was thoroughly tested, yet El Salvador's inability to convert their limited chances proved fatal. The comprehensive victory represents a significant statement in CONCACAF qualifying, positioning Suriname as genuine contenders in Group A. Suriname's attacking fluency suggests momentum heading into upcoming fixtures.