Paraguay secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Greece in a friendly international on 27 March, with Diego Gomez's goal proving decisive. Greece dominated in terms of volume, registering 15 shots compared to Paraguay's 11, though both sides managed only three shots on target each. The home side's 4-2-3-1 setup generated considerable attacking pressure, but their goalkeeper's perfect 100 per cent save rate proved immaterial without clinical finishing. Paraguay's 4-3-3 formation proved compact and efficient, with Gomez capitalizing on limited opportunities to secure all three points. Despite Greece's territorial superiority and shot count advantage, they could not break through Paraguay's defensive structure, leaving them empty-handed in this warm-up fixture. Paraguay's clinical approach—converting one of three on-target attempts—outweighed Greece's profligacy ahead of goal. Greece face questions about their finishing ahead of upcoming competitive fixtures.