Senegal dominated Peru 2–0 in a friendly international on 28 March, controlling the match through a structured 4–3–3 formation that limited their opponents to minimal attacking opportunities. The hosts generated 12 shots with six on target, translating their dominance into an expected goals figure of 2.35, while Peru managed just seven attempts with only two reaching the target and a negligible 0.28 xG. Despite Peru's goalkeeper maintaining a perfect 100% save percentage, the underlying metrics revealed Senegal's superiority: their offensive output significantly outweighed Peru's creative threat throughout the 90 minutes. The 4–2–3–1 shape deployed by the visitors proved insufficient to disrupt Senegal's rhythm or generate meaningful chances in open play. This comfortable victory underscores Senegal's attacking potency ahead of upcoming competitive fixtures.