Indonesia vs Singapore, FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026, Today Match Prediction
Indonesia
Singapore
Indonesia Aim to Set the Pace Against Singapore
- Indonesia open the tournament at home, while Singapore come in after reaching the ASEAN Championship semi finals and drawing their latest meeting.
- In the last five matches, Indonesia have 3 wins, 2 draws, 1 loss, Singapore have 2 wins, 2 draws, 1 loss.
- Indonesia average 2.3 goals per game, Singapore average 1.3 goals per game.
Indonesia to win(2-0).
| Tournament: | FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026 |
| Venue: | Gelora Bung Karno Stadium |
Indonesia vs Singapore Match Prediction & Analysis
Indonesia begin their FIFA ASEAN Cup campaign against Singapore on 25 September at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium. The hosts will look to make a strong start in Group A, while Singapore aim to build on their recent progress and challenge Indonesia in a competitive opening fixture.
Head-to-Head Record
In the last six matches, Indonesia have won 3, lost 1, 2 draws, Singapore have won 1 , lost 3, with 2 draws.
Teams Preview
Indonesia Preview
Indonesia faced Singapore in the final group-stage match, playing out a 1–1 draw after Ragnar Oratmangoen opened the scoring and Ilhan Fandi equalised in the second half. The result was enough for Singapore to secure a place in the semi-finals.
Indonesia started the second half strongly and took the lead early, but Singapore responded with greater attacking pressure and found the equaliser through Fandi. Both sides continued to search for a winner, but neither could break the deadlock in the closing stages.
For both teams, the draw had important consequences, with Singapore advancing to the semi-finals while Indonesia were eliminated from the competition. Indonesia will now look to use the result as motivation for their upcoming fixtures.
Indonesia dominated possession with 60% during the match.
Indonesia recorded 14 total shots and created two big chances during the match.
Indonesia completed 380 passes, reflecting their ability to maintain possession and build attacks through controlled passing.
Team News
Indonesia will be without captain Jay Idzes and defender Sandy Walsh through injury. The positive news is that key players including Emil Audero, Kevin Diks, Elkan Baggott and Ole Romeny are available for the opener.
Indonesia Probable starting Lineup
GK: Cahya Supriadi
DEF: Eliano Rejinders, Wahyu Prasetyo, Rizky Ridho, Shayne Pattynama, Dony Pamungkas
MID: Ivan Jenner, Marc Klok, Ragnar Oratmangoen
FWD: Thom Haye, Mitchell Baker
Singapore Preview
Singapore defeated Thailand 2–1 in the second leg of their semi-final, with Harhys Stewart opening the scoring before Thailand equalised through Kakana Khamyok. An own goal from Pansa Hemviboon restored Singapore’s lead.
Singapore produced a much-improved performance after losing the first leg, showing greater attacking intent and defensive resilience. Thailand struggled to create clear chances as Singapore protected their advantage on the night.
For Singapore, the victory ended their campaign with a positive result, although they were eliminated 4–3 on aggregate. Thailand advanced to the final despite the defeat.
Singapore dominated possession with 62%, allowing them to control the tempo and build attacks effectively throughout the match.
Singapore recorded 18 total shots and created one big chance, showing a strong attacking presence throughout the match.
Singapore completed 420 passes, reflecting their controlled build-up play and ability to move the ball effectively throughout the match.
Team News
Singapore will be without Ikhsan Fandi, who is ruled out with a rib injury. The positive news is that Faris Ramli has returned after recovering from a knee injury, while Safuwan Baharudin and Irfan Najeeb are also back in the squad.
Singapore Probable starting Lineup
GK: Izwan Mahbud
DEF: Lionel Tan, Hariss Harun, Jacob Mahler, Ryhan Stewart, Shah Shahiran
MID: Kyoga Nakamura, Glenn Kweh, Harhys Stewart
FWD: Ui-Young Song, Ilhan Fandi Ahmad
INDONESIA vs SINGAPORE
Winning PredictionIndonesia head into their FIFA ASEAN Cup opener as favourites after a strong run of results in recent international matches. Their home advantage, squad quality and attacking options give them the edge, while Singapore will look to build on their recent progress and make the contest competitive in Jakarta.
Bookmakers currently have Indonesia as the stronger side in the pre-match market, with Singapore priced as the underdogs. Indonesia’s home advantage and recent performances further underline their position ahead of the fixture. Based on current form, squad strength and the available odds, an Indonesia victory appears the most likely outcome.
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