Panama and Suriname drew 1–1 in a World Cup qualifying match that saw the hosts dominate territorially without converting their numerical advantage into victory. Playing in a 5–4–1 formation, Panama peppered Suriname's goal with 28 shots, of which eight found the target, yet their goalkeeper's save percentage of 87.5% proved crucial in denying a defeat. Suriname's 3–4–3 shape offered defensive solidity despite registering only eight shots overall, four on target, reflecting a pragmatic approach that frustrated Panama's attacking intent. The stalemate leaves both sides with unfinished business in Group A, though Panama's prolific shot count—nearly four times Suriname's output—suggests missed opportunities rather than tactical deficiency. The draw preserves Suriname's unbeaten record but represents dropped points for the home side.