Turkey secured a 2–1 victory over Venezuela in an International Friendly on 7 June, with the visitors' superior shot creation proving decisive. Turkey dominated the attacking phase, registering 16 shots—eight on target—and accumulating 1.86 xG across 52 per cent possession, while Venezuela managed only nine shots with two on target and 0.9 xG from their 48 per cent share. The visitors' efficiency was evident in their clinical finishing; their goalkeeper faced just two shots on target yet conceded two goals, reflecting Venezuela's inability to capitalise on limited opportunities. Venezuela's defence proved more resolute, with their goalkeeper saving 75 per cent of eight shots faced, though the 2.0 post-shot xG conceded highlighted the quality of Turkey's chances. Both teams lined up in 4–2-3-1 formations, creating a balanced midfield battle that Turkey ultimately controlled through superior volume and precision in the final third. Turkey's attacking prowess in friendly competition suggests improved offensive cohesion ahead of competitive fixtures.