Scotland dominated Curacao 4-1 in an International Friendly on 30 May, with the hosts' 4-4-2 formation proving far more effective than the visitors' defensive 5-4-1 setup. The Scots controlled the encounter through superior attacking output, registering 18 shots with 11 on target compared to Curacao's nine attempts and three on target. Scotland's expected goals of 2.48 significantly outpaced Curacao's 1.02, reflecting their sustained pressure throughout. Despite Curacao's goalkeeper maintaining a 66.67 per cent save rate, the gulf in quality was evident; Scotland's clinical finishing converted their chances while the Caribbean side managed only a single goal despite their compact defensive structure. The performance underlined Scotland's attacking prowess in preparation for competitive fixtures ahead.