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Indonesia Football

Indonesian football is known for having some of Asia's most passionate supporter culture — Persija Jakarta's "Jakmania" and Persib Bandung's "Bobotoh" are both large, organized fan groups, and their rivalry is often called Southeast Asia's biggest football derby. The domestic top flight was renamed Super League (from Liga 1) starting the 2025–26 season; Persib Bandung enter it as three-time defending champions.

National Team

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Domestic Competitions

Popular Local Teams

Upcoming Fixtures

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Recent Results

Liga 1 Standings

Indonesia Super League

League standings table
RankTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1Persib Bandung34247359223779
2Pusamania Borneo34254574314379
3Persija34225765293671
4Persebaya Surabaya341610861352658
5Bhayangkara FC34165135345853
6Malut United341581168531553
7Dewa United34165134437753
8Bali United34149115748951
9Arema FC34139125347648
10Persita34136153837145
11PSIM Yogyakarta341112114344-145
12Persik Kediri34116174261-1939
13Persijap3499163145-1436
14Persepam Madura Utd3498173754-1735
15PSM Makassar34810163949-1034
16Persis Solo34810163959-2034
17Semen Padang3455242265-4320
18PSBS Biak Numfor3446243195-6418

International Competitions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the top football league in Indonesia?

Officially renamed Super League (BRI Super League) starting the 2025–26 season, though most fans and search results still refer to it as Liga 1 — its name since 2017. It's contested by 18 clubs.

What are Indonesia's most popular football clubs?

Persija Jakarta and Persib Bandung are the two biggest clubs and fiercest rivals, often called Indonesia's own "El Clasico." Other major clubs include Persebaya Surabaya, Arema FC, PSM Makassar, and Bali United.

How did Indonesia perform in 2026 World Cup qualifying?

Indonesia were eliminated in the fourth round of qualifying, losing to Saudi Arabia (2-3) and Iraq (0-1) in late 2025.