Jordan and Nigeria drew 2–2 in an international friendly on 31 March, a result that reflected the closely matched quality between the two sides. Jordan, operating in a compact 5–3–2 formation, generated 0.6 xG despite their defensive setup, while Nigeria's 4–2–3–1 shape produced marginally higher attacking threat at 0.8 xG. Both teams found the back of the net twice, though the absence of named goalscorers in the official data limits narrative clarity on individual contributions. Jordan's goalkeeper conceded 2.0 post-shot expected goals, indicating some wayward finishing or clinical saves, though neither side's shot volume was recorded. The deadlock suggests both teams were evenly matched tactically, with neither able to establish decisive superiority in what proved a competitive encounter between two sides preparing for future competitive fixtures.