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Shin Tae-yong: Next Thai National Team Coach?

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor October 22, 2025
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Bangkok -⁤ Shin Tae-yong is among the candidates being ​considered to become ⁢the next ⁣head​ coach‍ of the Thai ​national team, following the dismissal⁢ of Masatada ⁢Ishii.The Football Association‌ of Thailand (FAT) terminated IshiiS contract on Tuesday,October 21,after he had served ⁣as coach since 2023.

The search⁢ for​ a⁤ new leader for the War Elephant Team comes at a crucial juncture for Thai football, as‍ the nation aims to strengthen‍ its position in Southeast Asian⁤ competition and beyond. Shin⁢ Tae-yong, who coached the Indonesian national team from 2020-2025, ​presents a compelling⁢ option due to his familiarity with the​ region’s football landscape and broader Asian play. Currently,Anthony Hudson is serving as interim coach,having⁢ previously held the role of ⁢Technical Director.

Alongside Shin⁤ Tae-yong,other potential ⁤candidates include former Vietnam national team coach ‌Park Hang-seo and Bangkok United’s Totchawan Sripan. ⁣Shin Tae-yong’s recent⁤ stint with⁢ Ulsan HD lasted approximately four months.

Despite remaining open​ to continuing with the Indonesian National team, Shin Tae-yong’s future remains uncertain as ​the FAT ​evaluates⁤ its options.

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October 22, 2025 0 comments
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Title: U-23 Indonesia Avoids Tough Group in SEA Games 2025 Draw

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor October 19, 2025
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

indonesian U-23⁣ Team Draws Favorable Groups for 2025 SEA Games

Bangkok, Thailand – the Indonesian U-23 ‍national ‌team has avoided a challenging draw for the upcoming 2025 Southeast Asian (SEA) Games football tournament, landing in Group C alongside ⁣Myanmar, the Philippines, and Singapore. The draw,conducted today in Bangkok,positions‌ the defending champions to potentially advance to the semifinals​ alongside ⁢group winners from Groups A ⁢and ‍B.

The draw ‌offers a comparatively easier path for Indonesia, who‍ defeated Thailand 5-2 in extra time to claim gold at the 2023 SEA Games in Cambodia. While facing strong competition from traditional regional⁣ powerhouses Thailand and vietnam was anticipated,Indonesia⁤ will now focus on navigating a group considered less daunting than those faced by their rivals. Group A features hosts Thailand,⁢ Cambodia, ​and Timor ‍Leste, while Group‍ B‍ pits Vietnam against Malaysia and Laos.

thailand,historically ⁢the⁣ most prosperous nation ⁢in SEA Games football⁤ with 16 gold medals – including six titles as the tournament adopted the U-23 format – will be heavily favored to top Group‍ A. Vietnam, seeking their fourth SEA Games gold and having won two of the last three⁢ editions (2019, 2021), is expected to contend with Malaysia for the top spot‌ in Group B.

The tournament ​format guarantees semifinal berths for each group winner, with the best runner-up completing the final four. ​Indonesia’s path to defending their title now hinges on securing a top-two finish in Group C and potentially overcoming a strong runner-up from either‌ Group A or B.

2025 SEA Games Football⁤ Groupings:

* Group A: Thailand, Cambodia, Timor Leste
* ⁣ Group B: ​Vietnam, Malaysia, ⁣Laos
* Group C: Indonesia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore

October 19, 2025 0 comments
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Title: Zijlstra Reveals Quiet Dressing Room After Indonesia’s World Cup Miss

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor October 16, 2025
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Amsterdam – A⁤ somber silence fell over‌ the indonesian ⁢National Team’s dressing room following their ‍elimination from 2026 World Cup contention, according too striker Mauro Zijlstra. The Red and white Team failed to advance past the fourth round of Asian qualifying after a 3-2 loss to Saudi Arabia and a 1-0 defeat⁣ to Iraq.

Despite reaching the ⁢fourth round – a new milestone for⁤ Indonesian football – the loss marks another missed possibility​ for the nation to compete on the world’s biggest stage. The defeat concludes a⁢ qualifying campaign that​ generated significant national excitement ⁢and ⁣investment, leaving players and fans alike to reflect on what‌ could⁤ have been. The team will now shift its focus to⁢ readiness for the 2027 Asian‍ Cup.

Zijlstra, currently back with his club FC Volendam, described the immediate aftermath ​of the qualifying exit.”The dressing room ⁤was ‌very quite,” he told ESPN. “Some players⁢ were emotional. Everyone was⁤ like, ‘This⁤ is the last chance ⁢to qualify.'”

the‍ forward added that head coach Shin Tae-yong and the team ​captain addressed the players, offering words of ⁤encouragement and gratitude for their collective effort. “After that, the coach ⁢and captain gave other words. And thanked everyone as we have come this far together. Now⁢ we will focus on the 2027 Asian Cup,” Zijlstra‌ said.

Acknowledging the ​difficulty of their ⁤opponents,Zijlstra stated,”We knew it would be difficult,unluckily it didn’t work out.”

October 16, 2025 0 comments
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Kluivert’s Klok Choice: Indonesian National Team Insider Explains

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor October 11, 2025
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

jakarta, Indonesia – ⁢A‌ source close to ​the Indonesian ‍National Team has revealed ⁣the reasoning behind Patrick KluivertS ​decision​ to start Marc Klok in the recent match against Saudi Arabia, a move that⁤ drew⁤ criticism⁤ from ‍fans. The insider, speaking on ⁤condition of anonymity, explained Kluivert‘s tactical‌ considerations amidst ongoing debate surrounding the team’s performance.

The choice to feature⁣ Klok in the starting lineup, ⁢despite a subsequent loss to Saudi arabia, was reportedly part of a broader strategy to assess player capabilities and build team synergy ahead of crucial upcoming⁤ matches, ‌including‍ the‌ pivotal contest against Iraq.⁢ while fans‍ expressed disappointment ‌with⁢ the performance of several players, including yakob Sayuri and Beckham Putra, the decision ​to‍ alter the defensive trio of Jay Idzes, Rizky‍ Ridho, and ‍Justin Hubner sparked⁣ particular ​frustration. ⁤

According to the source,⁢ Kluivert’s data analysis indicated a specific​ benefit to utilizing Klok’s skillset in that particular match.⁤ This⁢ decision, while unpopular with some, was based on quantifiable metrics.​ notably, ‌statistics show the Indonesian National Team has achieved eight clean sheets when Idzes, Ridho, and⁢ Hubner play ​together as a defensive unit. The team now focuses on applying lessons learned from​ the Saudi Arabia match as thay prepare to⁤ face Iraq.

October 11, 2025 0 comments
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Mohammed Kanno Red Carded: Saudi Player’s Insult Sparks Controversy

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor October 10, 2025
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Saudi Arabia Wins Amidst Controversy: Player‌ Sent Off for⁤ Verbal Exchange with Referee

RIYADH, SAUDI ⁣ARABIA – A Saudi Arabian player was shown a red card during Thursday’s 3-2 victory over Indonesia in Group B of the Asian Games, sparking immediate backlash‍ and debate over the decision. Midfielder Kanno was dismissed late in the‌ second half following a direct ‍exchange with⁢ Kuwaiti referee ​Ali, reportedly for telling⁢ the ​official “You’re crazy.”

The incident ⁢occurred shortly after Indonesia narrowed the⁤ score ⁢to 3-2 with a second penalty conversion ⁢by Kevin Diks in the ‌88th minute. Despite⁤ playing a man down, Saudi ⁤Arabia held on for the win,‍ securing three points and the top spot in Group B. The dismissal⁤ has ignited criticism from saudi Arabian‍ football figures,‌ raising ⁢questions‍ about the threshold for disciplinary ⁤action in high-stakes international ⁤competition ⁣and potentially ⁢impacting‍ the team’s campaign as they advance to their next match.

Former Saudi national team⁣ star yasser Al-Qahtani voiced his‍ disapproval, stating, “The Kuwaiti referee led ⁣the match well, but‍ it was​ too much to give Kanno a red card. He should be calmer in ⁣a⁢ match like this.” The sentiment reflects growing frustration with refereeing decisions in the tournament.

However, Saudi Arabia coach Herve Renard adopted a⁢ more cautious approach. In a post-match press conference, Renard ​declined to directly ‍criticize the⁤ referee’s judgment. “As coaches,we can ⁤get frustrated with officials [wasit] ‍ but I don’t want to comment on the referee’s decision as it might‍ very well be misinterpreted. We just want to focus on the next match,” he said.

The ​match itself saw a dynamic start, ⁢with Indonesia taking an early lead through a‍ penalty kick in‌ the 11th minute. Saudi Arabia responded quickly, equalizing six minutes later with a goal from Saleh Al-Shamat and then taking the lead in⁤ the 36th minute via a penalty converted by Feras Al-Buraikan. Al-Buraikan added another ⁤goal in the second half before Diks’ late penalty.

Saudi Arabia will aim ​to continue​ their winning streak in their next‌ fixture, while ‌Indonesia faces a challenging match⁤ against​ Iraq on Sunday. the outcome‌ of these games ‍will be⁤ crucial in determining qualification for‍ the next⁣ stage ​of the tournament.

October 10, 2025 0 comments
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Title: Kluivert’s Loss: Dutch Minister Apologizes for Indonesia’s Defeat

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor October 9, 2025
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Dutch ⁣Foreign Minister apologizes Following Indonesia‘s ⁢World Cup Qualifying Loss to Saudi Arabia

JEDDAH, Saudi ​Arabia – Dutch Foreign​ Minister Hanke Bruins Slot⁣ issued an apology Thursday following the Indonesian national team’s⁣ 2-3 defeat to‍ Saudi Arabia in the⁢ 2026 World Cup⁤ qualification Asia⁣ Zone, a ‍result ⁤widely‍ attributed to⁢ the perceived failure of national team ⁢advisor⁣ Patrick Kluivert to secure a victory. The apology, delivered via⁤ a statement released by the Ministry of ‌Foreign Affairs, acknowledged the disappointment felt by ⁣Indonesian supporters and the impact of the loss on the nation’s World Cup aspirations.

The unexpected apology stems ⁣from a ‍pre-match commitment by Kluivert, a Dutch football legend appointed as an advisor ⁣to the Indonesian ⁢national ‍team,⁤ to deliver ​a win against‌ Saudi Arabia.⁤ While⁢ not a formal diplomatic pledge, Kluivert’s confident pronouncements were widely reported in Indonesian media ⁤and fueled high expectations among fans. Indonesia ⁣remains in contention for World cup qualification, but the loss places ⁢meaningful ⁢pressure on their upcoming crucial match against Iraq.

The match, played at the King Abdullah Sports City Stadium ​in Jeddah on October 9, 2025, saw Saudi Arabia secure ⁤goals from⁣ Saleh Abu ⁣Al‍ Shamat (17′) and Feras ‌Albrikan (36′ penalty, 62′). Indonesia responded with two penalty goals from Kevin Diks (11′, 88′). A late red ⁤card‍ was issued to⁤ Saudi Arabian player ⁤Mohamed Kanno in the 90+3 minute.

Despite the ⁤loss, the Indonesian national team’s opportunity​ to qualify for⁤ the ‍2026 ⁤World Cup remains open. The team currently sits ‍at the bottom of Group B with 0 points, while ⁢Saudi Arabia leads with three.The‍ upcoming ⁣match ​against Iraq will be pivotal for​ Indonesia’s chances of advancing.

October 9, 2025 0 comments
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