Colombia secured a 2-0 victory over Jordan in an international friendly on 8 June, with the hosts dominating through superior shot volume and accuracy. Operating in a 4-2-3-1 formation, Colombia registered 14 shots with 5 on target, controlling the match against Jordan's more defensive 5-4-1 setup. The visitors managed 10 shots but only 2 found the target, struggling to break down Colombia's rearguard. Colombia's goalkeeper recorded a 60% save percentage, conceding 2.0 post-shot expected goals while making no saves above expectation, indicating the visitors' limited quality from open play. The clean sheet underscores Colombia's defensive solidity in midfield, where their numerical superiority in the 4-2-3-1 configuration allowed them to dictate tempo and limit Jordan's creative opportunities. This routine victory provides Colombia with positive momentum ahead of upcoming competitive fixtures.