The phrase "a friendly draw" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a competition or game ends in a tie, and the atmosphere is amicable or good-natured.
Example: "After a long match, the two players agreed to a friendly draw, shaking hands and smiling at each other."
Alternatives: "a cordial tie" or "an amicable draw".
1999 March Makes debut for Bulgaria in a friendly draw with Belgium.
Roddick continued his run through a friendly draw by beating 32nd-seeded Jürgen Melzer of Austria, 6-2, 6-2, 7-5.
Brown handed Rae the first of his 14 Scotland caps in a friendly draw with Poland in 2001.
A second-half penalty from Celtic striker Tony Watt earned Scotland U21s a friendly draw in Greece.
Hendrick's goal, placing his finish into the far corner after a bustling run by David McGoldrick down the left, was Ireland's first in all competitions since Aiden O'Brien's strike in a friendly draw with Poland in September 2018.
Occasional sadness comes up (such as Charlie Brown's complaints that no one likes him, and Patty's un-sympathetic explanations of why this is so), but this is offset by a friendly drawing style, great jokes and a sense of childhood exuberance that makes the discouragements of life seem a worthy price to pay.
If she gets through the first one, Keys is looking at a very friendly draw until a potential fourth-round clash against No4 seed Kvitova.
England conceded two late goals as Gareth Southgate's final match as interim manager ended in a 2-2 friendrawdragainstnSpainain in a Wembley friendly.
Following his spell at Vicarage Road, Tozser earned a recall to the Hungarian squad in a 2-2 friendrawdragainstnst Denmark in May.
There was another unhappy home crowd in Rennes where the Euro 2016 hosts France needed a 73rd-minute equaliser from the substitute Antoine Griezmann to salvage a 1-1 friendrawdragainstnst Albania.
Andros Townsend hopes he has quietened the doubters "for a few months" after his 25-yard equaliser earned England a 1-1 friendrawdraw in Italy.
