Serbia defeated Saudi Arabia 2–1 in an International Friendly on 31 March, dominating a lopsided encounter through superior shot volume and efficiency. The hosts controlled the match with 23 shots to their opponents' three, converting chances with an expected goals tally of 2.53 compared to Saudi Arabia's 1.04, though both sides deployed identical 4–2–3–1 formations. Serbia's attacking intent was evident in their 10 shots on target, while Saudi Arabia managed just one; their goalkeeper faced a save percentage of 0% despite conceding one goal above expected, indicating the hosts' clinical finishing. The visitors offered minimal resistance in open play, relying on occasional counter-attacks that rarely troubled Serbia's defence. Referee Balazs Berke oversaw proceedings without incident in what proved a straightforward victory for the home side. Serbia's commanding performance suggests improved attacking cohesion ahead of competitive fixtures.