Japan secured a comprehensive 3-0 victory over Bolivia in an International Friendly on 18 November, with the hosts controlling proceedings through a 3-4-2-1 setup despite near-parity in possession at 51 per cent. The Japanese attack proved clinical, generating six shots on target from ten attempts and an expected goals tally of 1.78, with Daichi Kamada and Shuto Machino among the goalscorers. Bolivia, deployed in a 4-3-3 formation, managed 13 shots but failed to test Japan's goalkeeper, registering zero shots on target and conceding a three-goal deficit that reflected their inability to convert attacking opportunities. Japan's goalkeeper faced just six shots on target and maintained a clean sheet, while Bolivia's stopper made three saves at a 50 per cent conversion rate, ultimately undone by the visitors' profligacy in front of goal. The result underscores Japan's attacking efficiency in friendly competition ahead of upcoming qualifiers.