Guatemala secured a commanding 3–1 victory over Suriname in World Cup qualifying action, dominating the encounter through superior shot volume and clinical finishing. The hosts fired 24 attempts with 10 reaching the target, establishing clear control throughout the 90 minutes, while Suriname managed only 9 shots of which three were on target. Guatemala's goalkeeper made 7 saves at a 70 per cent save rate, conceding 3.0 expected goals despite the one-goal deficit in actual goals conceded, indicating solid defensive organisation. Both sides lined up in a 4–2–3–1 formation, though Guatemala's attacking intent was evident in their shot dominance and ability to convert chances into goals. The result strengthens Guatemala's position in Group A as they look to climb the qualifying standings.