Chile secured a 2-1 victory over Peru in an International Friendly on 11 October, dominating proceedings through superior shot volume and expected goals. Operating in a 4-3-3 formation, the hosts fired 19 shots with six reaching the target, generating 1.63 xG against Peru's modest 0.32 xG from ten attempts. Chile's control was evident in their ability to create quality chances, though their goalkeeper faced just three shots on target and maintained a 66.67 per cent save rate while conceding 2.0 post-shot expected goals. Peru's 4-3-3setup offered little threat in the final third, registering only two shots on target in a performance that reflected the gulf in attacking potency. The disparity between expected goals and actual scoreline—Chile overperforming their xG while Peru underperforming—suggests the home side's clinical finishing proved decisive. This friendly result underscores Chile's attacking depth ahead of upcoming qualifiers.