Bali United vs PSBS Biak: Tridatu Soldier Feast on Goals, Pasific Storm Slumps to the Bottom of the Standings

Gianyar, MINA – Bali United held a 2-1 lead over PSBS Biak throughout the first half of their 2025/26 Super League match at the Captain I Wayan Dipta Stadium, Gianyar on Monday evening.

The first goal was scored by Mohcine Hassan Nader (9) in the 30th minute for PSBS Biak. However, Bali United responded with two goals in three minutes, through Teppei Yachida (17) in the 37th minute and Joao Ferrari (2) in the 40th minute.

Just three minutes into the second half, Bali United scored their third goal from a free kick.

Yachida took the free kick, setting up a delightful pass for his teammates.

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The tall Ferrari perfectly met the cross in front of goal.

GOALS. Ferrari scored his second goal of the match. Goalkeeper Kadu could only stare, bemoaning his fate.

The score changed to 3-1 in Bali United’s favour.

Visionary Through Pass

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In the 63rd minute, a visionary through pass by Rahmat Arjuna (47) allowed Diego Campos (99) to advance in a duel with goalkeeper Kadu.

The Costa Rican striker beats the goalkeeper.

GOAL! The score was 4-1 for Bali United.

Fifth Goal

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In the 81st minute, a short through pass by Irfan Jaya (41) allowed Jordy Bruijn (8) to duel with goalkeeper Kadu. Bruijn’s shot was beyond Kadu’s grasp.

GOAL! The score was 5-1.

Sixth Goal

In injury time, in the 90+2 minutes, Boris Kopitovic (9), running unmarked, received the ball inside the PSBS Biak penalty box. Goalkeeper Kadu immediately advanced but was easily beaten.

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GOAL! The score was 6-1 after Boris scored Bali United’s sixth goal.

That score became the final score after the referee blew the final whistle.

The three points didn’t move Bali United up the standings, but they closed the gap on Dewa United in ninth place. []

Mi’raj News Agency (MINA)

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