Spain defeated Peru 3–1 in an International Friendly on 9 June, with the hosts capitalising on clinical finishing despite modest underlying metrics. Spain's 4–3–3 setup proved effective in transition, converting chances with an xG of just 1.17 into three goals, whilst Peru's 4–4–2 formation generated slightly higher expected goals at 1.24 from ten shots but could only manage one finish. Peru's goalkeeper made two saves from four shots on target, maintaining a 50 per cent save percentage, though the distribution of Spain's attacking threat—eight shots to Peru's ten—underscores a pattern of Spanish efficiency in the final third. Fernando Hernandez oversaw the contest without notable incident. The result suggests Spain's attacking potency in friendly competition, whilst Peru's inability to convert opportunities despite decent shot volume highlights their conversion issues ahead of competitive fixtures.