FIFA ASEAN Cup: Indonesia Claim 2-0 Victory Over Singapore
Ragnar Oratmangoen and Ole Romeny scored as Indonesia used a stronger lineup to control Singapore and open the tournament with a clean sheet.
- On Friday, host Indonesia secured a 2-0 victory over Singapore in the 2026 FIFA ASEAN Cup Group A opener at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta before 38,702 spectators.
- Coach John Herdman deployed a revamped squad featuring diaspora players from European clubs, including goalkeeper Maarten Paes from Ajax Amsterdam, skipper Kevin Diks from Borussia Monchengladbach, and forward Ole Romeny from Fortuna Sittard.
- Ragnar Oratmangoen scored in the 12th minute, while a red card for Singapore defender Safuwan Baharudin in the 68th minute set up a penalty conversion by Romeny in the 73rd minute.
- Singapore coach Gavin Lee acknowledged the slow start, saying the team "didn't trust ourselves enough from the get-go," as Singapore dropped to third place in Group A, Division 1 standings.
- Malaysia leads Group A after defeating Bangladesh 3-0, while Singapore faces Bangladesh at the same venue on September 28 in their next fixture.
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The Indonesian national team took a 1-0 lead over Singapore during the 2026 FIFA ASEAN Cup halftime match at the GBK Stadium. Ragnar Oratmangoen's goal came from a Luke Vickery pass in the 13th minute.
Indonesia vs. Singapore at the GBK Stadium will be a test for John Herdman after the 1-1 draw last August. Can the Garuda perform differently?
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The Indonesian national team won 2-0 against Singapore in the opening match of the 2026 FIFA ASEAN Cup at the Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium, Senayan, Jakarta, Friday (25/9).
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