Chile defeated Peru 2–1 in an International Friendly on 18 November, with the hosts' defensive solidity proving decisive despite the visitors' superior chance creation. Peru dominated the underlying metrics, posting 1.96 expected goals from 12 shots, yet managed only three efforts on target, highlighting profligacy in the final third. Chile, operating in a 4-2-3-1 shape, converted their opportunities more efficiently, generating 1.46 xG across ten shots with eight reaching the target. The Chilean goalkeeper maintained a 75 per cent save percentage and conceded 2.0 post-shot expected goals, indicating competent shot-stopping when called upon. Peru's 4-3-3 formation created width but lacked cutting edge, squandering possession advantages in dangerous areas. Referee Kirill Levnikov oversaw a competitive encounter that exposed Peru's tendency to create without finishing. This result underscores Chile's improved defensive organisation in friendly competition.