Chile's clinical finishing secured a 2-0 victory over Russia in an International Friendly on 15 November, exploiting defensive vulnerabilities despite being heavily outshot. Russia dominated possession and territory, registering 16 shots with an expected goals figure of 0.47, yet managed only two efforts on target—a damning reflection of their attacking imprecision. Chile, operating in a 3-4-3 formation, proved ruthlessly efficient in transition, converting both their on-target attempts from just four total shots and 0.37 xG. Russia's goalkeeper delivered a flawless performance with a 100 per cent save rate, denying Chile's limited but decisive opportunities, though his efforts proved insufficient to salvage the result. The visitors' defensive structure neutralised Russia's 4-3-3 setup effectively, frustrating the hosts' build-up play and forcing them into speculative finishing. This friendly defeat highlights Russia's conversion problems despite dominating underlying metrics. Chile's efficiency in front of goal demonstrates their counter-attacking threat remains potent.