Published October 2, 2026 · By the Goalorithm model desk
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Match report
South Korea and Venezuela finished 0-0 in a friendly, sharing a 0-0 draw. The score was 0-0 at half-time, and neither side found a goal after the interval. The match ended without a breakthrough despite attempts on target from both teams.
Possession was split evenly, but the sides produced different shot totals. Those efforts brought saves at both ends, while the score remained level throughout.
How it unfolded
The teams reached half-time at 0-0. Neither side scored in the match, so there were no goals to put in sequence and the score stayed level until the final whistle.
Both teams put shots on target during the contest, and each goalkeeper made saves. Those interventions kept the score unchanged; there were no goals to alter the course of the match.
The numbers
South Korea recorded 6 shots, including 2 on target. Venezuela had 12 attempts, with 4 reaching the target. The figures show that both teams found a route to test the goalkeeper, but neither turned a shot into a goal.
Possession was 50% for South Korea and 50% for Venezuela. South Korea won 2 corners and Venezuela had 1. The goalkeepers made 4 saves for South Korea and 2 for Venezuela, a reminder that the clean sheet required work at both ends. With no goals in all, the final score tells the central story: the attempts and possession never produced a decisive finish.