Chile secured a 2–1 victory over DR Congo in an International Friendly on 9 June, claiming all three points despite being substantially outshot. The hosts dominated territorially with 10 shots to Chile's 6, and registered 4 shots on target compared to the visitors' 3, yet failed to convert their territorial advantage into goals. Chile's 4–2–3–1 setup proved more clinical in attack, while DR Congo's 4–3–3 formation generated volume but lacked precision; Chile's goalkeeper made 2 saves from an expected goals against total of 2.0, posting a 33.33 per cent save percentage across limited defensive action. The result highlights Chile's efficiency on the counter in friendly competition, where clinical finishing trumped DR Congo's possession-based approach.