ASEAN Futsal Championship, Indonesia Failed to Win After Being Defeated by Thailand

Nonthaburi, MINA – The Indonesian Futsal National Team lost to Thailand in the final of the 2026 ASEAN Futsal Championship at Nonthaburi Hall, Bangkok, on Sunday.

The Indonesian Futsal National Team dominated the match from the start.

Hector Souto’s team then threatened in the 16:42 minute.

Muhammad Sanjaya unleashed a powerful shot, but it went wide of the Thai goal.

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Guntur’s free kick in the 14:12 minute was blocked by the Thai goalkeeper.

Thailand’s next threat came in the 11th minute.

Mintada Piromyu unleashed a shot from outside the penalty area.

Fortunately for the Indonesian Futsal National Team, Mintada’s shot was off target.

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Osamanmusa’s shot in the ninth minute went narrowly wide of the goal.

Andrarias Kareth unleashed a powerful shot from outside the penalty box, but the ball sailed high over the Thai goal.

Indonesia finally broke the deadlock with 4 minutes and 13 seconds remaining.

The goal came from Adityas’ pass towards Thailand’s far post.

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The incoming ball was immediately pounced on by Andres Dwi, who scored.

Thailand equalized with two seconds remaining.

The goal came from a penalty kick from Itticha Praphaphan.
The Indonesian Futsal National Team ended the first half with the score tied 1-1 with Thailand.

Moving into the second half

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Phalaphruek Sarawut’s shot went just wide of the right side of the Indonesian Futsal National Team goal in the 17th minute.

Angga Ariansyah made a brilliant save in the 16th minute.

Angga was able to parry Therdsak Charoenphong’s free-kick.

Thailand took the lead with nine minutes remaining in the second half.

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The goal came from Panut Kittipanuwong’s long-range shot.

Kittipanuwong’s shot sailed effortlessly into the Indonesian Futsal National Team’s goal, unstoppable by Angga.

Thailand won the championship after defeating the Indonesian Futsal National Team 2-1. []

Mi’raj News Agency (MINA)

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