South Korea defeated Bolivia 2–0 in an International Friendly on 14 November, with the hosts' superior efficiency proving decisive in a one-sided contest. Operating in a 4–2–3–1 formation, South Korea dominated the match through clinical finishing, converting their opportunities into goals despite an expected goals tally of 2.02 from 12 shots, of which five found the target. Bolivia, set up in a 4–3–3 shape, offered limited attacking threat, registering just six shots with four on target and generating only 0.43 xG; their goalkeeper delivered a flawless performance with a 100 per cent save rate to keep the scoreline respectable. Son Heung-min opened his account for the match, contributing to South Korea's comfortable victory. The disparity in attacking output and conversion highlighted the gulf in quality between the two nations. South Korea's control suggests improved preparation ahead of upcoming competitive fixtures.