Indonesia FIFA Ranking Update After Draw vs Malaysia
The Indonesia national team fell to 119th in the FIFA World Rankings following a 0-0 draw against Malaysia on September 28, 2026, at the Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium. The result, part of matchday 2 of the FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026, caused the team to drop one position in the rankings.
Indonesia’s Ranking Following the Draw
Following the draw with Malaysia, the Indonesian national team now occupies the 119th position in the FIFA rankings. The team, coached by John Herdman, lost 0.68 points, bringing their total to 1,160.49 points, according to a report by Tirto.id.
Position Among Other Nations
Indonesia currently ranks below Togo, which has 1,163.48 points, but Togo has not yet played a match on September 29, 2026. Gambia, ranked 117th with 1,165.29 points, also has the potential to gain points after their match against Ghana. Had Indonesia lost to Malaysia, they could have dropped as low as 121st place, losing 5.68 points.
Potential Ranking Changes
The Indonesian team’s ranking is not yet final and could change before the official FIFA update on October 9, 2026. They are also threatened by Namibia, currently ranked 120th with 1,160.31 points, who will play against Comoros. A win for Namibia could see them overtake Indonesia due to the match being a qualifier for the 2027 AFCON. Malaysia gained 0.68 points from the draw, bringing their total to 1,091.02 points and placing them 137th, down one position, below the Philippines (1,091.53 points).
Remaining Matches
Indonesia still has one remaining match in Group A Division 1 against Bangladesh on October 1, 2026. A victory with a significant goal difference could allow Indonesia to advance to the final on October 5, 2026, potentially improving their ranking.