South Korea secured a 1–0 victory over El Salvador in an International Friendly on 4 June, controlling proceedings with a 3–4–2–1 formation that dominated possession and chance creation. The hosts accumulated 72 per cent possession and registered 15 shots, of which seven found the target, generating 1.62 expected goals from their attacking play. El Salvador, set up defensively in a 5–3–2 shape, offered minimal threat with only three shots and none on target, though their goalkeeper made a solid contribution with an 85.71 per cent save rate across seven shots faced. The single goal proved sufficient to settle a one-sided encounter in which South Korea's superior control and efficiency in the final third ultimately decided the contest. The result underscores South Korea's attacking prowess ahead of future competitive fixtures.