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Indonesia beat East Timor 3-0 with goals from Shayne Pattynama, Thom Haye and Mitchell Baker at the Chonburi Stadium. The Garuda imposed their hierarchy and defeated with authority to score three important points in the ASEAN Championship Group A. After a goal-free first half, the away team took advantage of the numerical superiority and made the difference in the complement, confirming their good moment and remaining in the fight for a place in the semifinals.
We entered the addition time with three more minutes at Chonburi Stadium. Indonesia quietly manages the advantage and was even close to widening the gap with a powerful long-distance hit by Ragnar Oratmangoen, while East Timor continues to seek the discount, although an advanced position of Alexandro Bakhito halted their attempt to attack.
East Timor fails to awaken and is very retreated in its area. Meanwhile, Indonesia has found the calm they needed with the three goals and starts to touch the ball trying to build an offensive action, however, it did not count on effectiveness when he wanted to finish the play. The game is coming to its final moments.
Goal! Goal! Goal from Indonesia!
Not giving breath or allowing a reaction from East Timor. Mitchell Lee Baker made it into the scoreboard with a right-wing definition from the center of the area, culminating in a new visitor offensive. The forward received assistance from Ragnar Oratmangoen who sent him the pass from the left sector.
Goal! Goal! Goal from Indonesia!
Midfielder Thom Haye took responsibility for a free throw at the edge of the area, after a foul over Mitchell Lee Baker, and with a precise right leg kick overcame the barrier to expand Indonesia’s advantage. The Garuda begin to sentence the match with a large execution at a stopped ball.
Goal! Goal! Goal from Indonesia!
After insisting throughout the second half, Shayne Pattynama appeared inside the area to define with a powerful right-footer and put 0-1 for visitors. The Garuda find the prize for their dominance and are closer to a key victory in Group A.
Indonesia increases pressure on the rival area and the goal seems closer. Mitchell Lee Baker squandered two consecutive opportunities, Shayne Pattynama also tried unsuccessfully and Thom Haye remains the main game generator, while East Timor resists as best it can.
The match was halted for a few minutes due to Zion Cruz’s injury, forcing East Timor to make modifications. On the other hand, Indonesia also refreshed its attack with two changes, seeking to take advantage of numerical superiority to break zero.
The game gains momentum with options in both arches. East Timor generated danger with a Zenivio Mota hit that was blocked by the defense, although Indonesia retains control of the game and continues to approach more frequently over the goal defended by Dylan Niski.
The local team also manages to get closer to the rival area. Tristan Arrarte found a ball inside the area and drew a shot that was deflected, while Indonesia continues to dominate possession and seek spaces to undermine the defense of East Timor.
Indonesia came out with great intensity and was inches from the first. Mitchell Lee Baker received a center inside the area and topped it on short notice, but Dylan Niski responded with a big intervention to keep the tie and remain one of the commitment figures.
Start of the second half
¡The second half is already being played in Chonburi! Indonesia moved the bank from start with the entry of Egy Maulana Vikri and came out determined to break the tie, while East Timor seeks to resist with one man less and surprise the backlash. Emotions are expected in these 45-minute seconds.
End of the first half
East Timor draws 0-0 with Indonesia at Chonburi Stadium. The visitors were the team that most proposed and generated the clearest occasions, but did not manage to break the resistance of the locals, who despite playing with one man less from the 20th minute managed to maintain zero thanks to their defensive order and the interventions of their archer.
Nice try!
After a big action on departure, East Timor found space for Zenivio Mota to pull a powerful shot from the left sector, but Indonesia goalkeeper Cahya Supriadi reacted strongly to avoid the goal. One of the clearest arrivals from the local team in terms of the match.
Indonesia again maintains the siege over the area of East Timor. The Garuda chain several corner shots and continue to generate danger, with a hit from Thom Haye being blocked by the defense. The visiting team dominates possession and seeks to break the tie against a rival who resists with order despite playing with ten players, and who is looking to attack for moments.
The control is still, but clarity is lacking!
Indonesia continues to push for the first goal. Mitchell Lee Baker was very close to achieving it with a head after a precise center of Thom Haye from the corner shot, but the ball went over the arch. The Garuda dominate the game and increasingly create danger over the rival goal.
Indonesia maintains the initiative and continues to approach the rival area. Eliano Reijnders came close to opening the scoreboard with a reel inside the area that was blocked by the defense, while East Timor also responded with a corner shot in one of its few approaches after staying with one man less.
East Timor gets ten players!
Jackson Fowler saw the red card after cutting missing a clear attack action from Indonesia, following an error in the goalkeeper’s exit that left the defense compromised. A moment that could completely change the course of the match, with visitors now having numerical superiority.
Indonesia is starting to tip the balance in its favor. Tim Geypens had the clearest choice with a left-sector hit that was well controlled by Dylan Niski, while East Timor already added two warnings after the strong fouls of Jackson Fowler and Claudio Osorio to stop the rival advance.
The first goal was close!
Indonesia had a perfect opportunity to place the lead on the scoresheet, but Rayhan Hannan couldn’t get it right in front of the archery, the shot he took with his right leg ended up hitting the rival goal pole and allowing East Timor to continue having some peace of mind in the game.
First minutes with intensity in Chonburi. Indonesia is trying to take possession and is pushing hard to control the game, while East Timor responds with defensive order. The match has already left its first yellow card for Rayhan Hannan after a major infraction.
Start of the match
¡Already roll the ball at Chonburi Stadium! East Timor and Indonesia kick off a key duel of the ASEAN Championship Group A, with visitors seeking a new triumph and locals trying to score their first points in the tournament.
Different goals for both teams
While East Timor will try to get its first points and regain confidence, Indonesia will seek to maintain its good moment in approaching the semi-finals. The Garuda continue to pursue a historic goal: to win the ASEAN Championship for the first time, a tournament in which they have already been runners-up on six occasions and in which they hope to turn their great present into a title.
Fun facts
Known as "Lafaek" (the crocodile), East Timor officially joined FIFA in 2005 and took nine years to secure its first official victory, a 5-1 over Cambodia in 2012. In addition, it was the protagonist of one of the biggest scandals in Asian football for the use of Brazilian players with falsified documents, which resulted in sanctions by FIFA.
Indonesia was the first Asian team to compete in a World Cup, participating in France 1938 under the name of Dutch East Indies. She also accumulated six ASEAN Championship runners-up without achieving the title and was an Olympian in Melbourne 1956, where she drew 0-0 with the Soviet Union before being eliminated.
The Figures Driving Indonesia
One of the proper names of the moment is young forward Mitchell Baker, who had an unforgettable premiere by scoring a triplet in the 5-1 over Cambodia. His goalkeeping ability allowed him to quickly become one of the main offensive cards of the Garuda in the tournament.
In addition to Baker’s offensive power, Thom Haye was instrumental in the debut by handing out three assists, setting a record in the match and confirming his importance as a game generator for a team that averages 3.8 goals per game in their latest victories.
A completely favorable record
The background between the two teams reflects an absolute dominance of Indonesia. Since the first match in 2010, the Garuda have won all matches against East Timor, accumulating six consecutive victories, with 21 goals converted and only two received in the series.
Substitutes
From the bench, these are the options that the coach will have to modify the game as required by the development of the match.
1 Nadeo Argawinata.
5 Rizky Ridho.
6 Sandy Walsh.
16 Dony Pamungkas.
8 I Kadek Agung Widnyana.
10 Egy Maulana Vikri.
20 Shayne Pattynama.
13 Beckham Putra Nugraha.
17 Rizky Eka Pratama.
11 Ragnar Oratmangoen.
24 Jens Raven.
15 Saddil Ramdani
Starting XI Indonesia
With the eyes on victory, these are the headlines that will seek to impose conditions from the beginning and approach the great goal. The eleven players on the court will be the basis of the coach’s strategic plan, and they will seek to fulfill their role on the court.
Substitutes
From the bench, these are the options that the coach will have to modify the game as required by the development of the match.
12 Alexandre Quintao
20 Egidio Lurio
4 Anizo Correia
23 Oatnasio Da Silva Guterres
5 Juvito
22 Vabio Canavaro
26 Denilson Almeida Gama
15 Palomito Antonio
19 Corsino Lemos
25 Paulo Gusmao
7 Luis Figo Pereira Ribeiro.
21 Angenucu Viegas
Starting XI East Timor
With the eyes on victory, these are the headlines that will seek to impose conditions from the beginning and approach the great goal. The eleven players on the court will be the basis of the coach’s strategic plan, and they will seek to fulfill their role on the court.
The day has come
Indonesia published its traditional match day message, accompanied by a design alluding to the meeting against East Timor, inviting fans to support the team in a major commitment to their aspirations of advancing in the ASEAN Championship and remaining in the fight for the top spots in Group A.
Analyzing the preview
East Timor shared an information carousel in the party antechamber, where he reviewed some key facts about the confrontation with Indonesia. The publication includes the history between the two teams, the performance of each team’s last five games and their current position in the world ranking, giving a complete picture of how the two combined reach this duel of Group A.
A strong team in both areas
The group led by John Herdman is going through one of its best recent spells. He has won four of his last five official engagements, with a balance of thirteen goals scored and just two received. In that time he overtook Cambodia, Oman, Mozambique and St. Kitts & Nevis with authority, while his only stumbling was a tight 1-0 defeat against Bulgaria.
A defense that needs to be strengthened
Those led by Zé Pedro arrive with a worrying defensive fragility. In his last five official matches he recorded two wins and three losses, with seven goals for and twelve against. In addition, they have received more than ten goals during that period and have suffered a hard-fought defeat by Vietnam, a testament to the difficulties they have had in containing higher-level rivals.
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Here it’s played
The Chonburi Stadium, located in Chonburi Province, Thailand, is a multi-use arena used primarily for football practice. It is the home of Chonburi Football Club and has a capacity for 8,680 spectators.
Throughout its history it has hosted matches of the Thai Premier League, AFC Cup matches - including the 2012 semi-finals - and international tournaments such as the 2019 AFC Women’s U-16 Championship. Thanks to these competitions, the stadium has consolidated itself as a regular venue for football events of relevance in Southeast Asia.
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