Austria secured a 3–1 victory over Jordan in a World Cup Group J encounter, controlling proceedings with 63 per cent possession and a 4–1 advantage in shots on target. The hosts' 4–2–3–1 setup proved effective in dominating the midfield, though their expected goals of 1.69 suggested some clinical finishing was required to convert their chances. Jordan's 3–4–2–1 formation offered occasional resistance but ultimately lacked the firepower to threaten Austria's goalkeeper consistently; the visitors managed four shots on target but converted just one, hampered by their goalkeeper's 25 per cent save percentage when called upon. Austria's keeper made a crucial contribution, saving 0.31 goals above expected value despite facing four on-target efforts. The Austrian defence limited Jordan's attacking threat effectively, conceding an xG of 1.57 while maintaining territorial dominance throughout. This victory positions Austria favourably in Group J's early standings.