Paraguay secured a 2-1 victory over Mexico in an International Friendly on 19 November, exploiting superior shot volume to overcome their hosts' expected goals advantage. Mexico dominated the early tactical framework with a 4-3-3 formation and generated 2.23 xG from nine attempts, yet their finishing proved inefficient with only four shots on target. Paraguay's 4-2-3-1 setup proved more clinical, accumulating 14 shots and 7 on target to register 2.52 xG, translating their attacking threat into goals. Mexico's goalkeeper maintained a 75 per cent save percentage but couldn't prevent the Paraguay onslaught, conceding two despite a positive expected goals differential. The disparity in shot accuracy—Paraguay converting at a higher rate despite similar underlying metrics—highlighted the visitors' clinical edge in the final third. This friendly result offers Paraguay momentum heading into competitive fixtures while Mexico must address their conversion efficiency.