Peru and Honduras drew 2–2 in an International Friendly on 31 March, with the visitors dominating possession and chance creation despite failing to capitalise on their superiority. Honduras registered 12 shots to Peru's eight, generating an expected goals figure of 1.89 compared to their opponents' 0.72, yet their goalkeeper's 33.33 per cent save rate proved costly in converting that dominance into victory. Peru's 4–3–3 setup proved resilient in defence, limiting Honduras to just three shots on target, while the home side's clinical finishing ensured parity despite being outshot significantly. Honduras's 4–2–3–1 formation created numerous openings but lacked the precision to punish Peru's defensive fragility, with their goalkeeper unable to prevent both goals despite post-shot expected goals conceded standing at 2.0. Referee Guillermo Cuadra Fernández oversaw a competitive encounter that highlighted Honduras's creative capacity offset by finishing inconsistency. This stalemate leaves both nations searching for momentum ahead of competitive fixtures.