Liga 1 Regular Season - 22
PSIM Yogyakarta 3 - 3 FT Bali United
Player Cards
Our take on every player in this match
PSIM Yogyakarta
Midfielders
C. Supriadi
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R. Cahyana
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F. Ramos Mingo
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J. van den Avert
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Y. Yamadera
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F. Sudin
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R. Rakhmatzoda
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E. Vidal
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Ze Valente
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R. Abiyoso
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N. Haljeta
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BENCH
H. Suardi
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R. Adi
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R. Hardiawan
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D. Sapari
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A. Setyo
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G. Fatkur
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M. Iqbal
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S. Sheva
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D. Warmerdam
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R. Teddy
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D. Corfe
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A. Irfan
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Bali United
Midfielders
M. Hauptmeijer
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T. Goppel
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K. Arel
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J. Ferrari
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R. Fajrin
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Kadek Agung
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T. Receveur
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T. Yachida
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R. Arjuna
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B. Kopitovic
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I. Jaya
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BENCH
Wayan Arta
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F. Rustapa
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B. Adi
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Rizky Dwi
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Y. Meilana
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Rahmat
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M. Simon
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T. Made
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D. Campos
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J. Raven
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Head to Head
| Date | Home | Score | Away | Competition | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09/20/2025 | Bali United | 1 - 3 | PSIM Yogyakarta | Liga 1 | Kapten I Wayan Dipta Stadium |
09/20/2025
PSIM Yogyakarta Win
Bali United Win
Draw
Match previews and recaps to help you decide which games are worth watching
Mandala Krida Miracle: PSIM Erase Three-Goal Deficit
Highly Entertaining Futmetrix Score: 82/100. An absolute tactical collapse from the visitors allowed PSIM Yogyakarta to turn a humiliating home defeat into a legendary comeback.
The Visitor's Masterclass
Bali United arrived at Mandala Krida Stadium with lethal intentions, executing a ruthless attacking game plan from the opening exchanges. The visitors silenced the home crowd early by dissecting the defensive lines with ease. T. Goppel broke the deadlock in the 34th minute, finishing a clinical sequence orchestrated by the impressive I. Jaya. The sheer Intensity of Bali's movement suffocated the hosts, leaving them chasing shadows across the pitch. Just before the interval, T. Receveur doubled the advantage with a punishing strike. The onslaught continued unabated after the break when I. Jaya added a third in the 55th minute. Down by three goals, the match looked completely out of reach for the home side. Bali United controlled possession and dictated the tempo, turning the fixture into what appeared to be a routine thrashing.
The Red Mist Descends
The dynamic of the encounter shifted abruptly in the final half-hour. S. Sheva pulled one back for the hosts in the 65th minute, breathing faint life into the stands and disrupting the visitors' rhythm. However, the true turning point arrived seven minutes later. J. Ferrari was shown a straight red card in the 72nd minute, entirely fracturing Bali United's defensive Balance. Reduced to ten men, the away side immediately retreated into a desperate low block. PSIM Yogyakarta sensed vulnerability and committed bodies forward, transforming the match into a relentless siege. What was once a composed and dominant Bali backline suddenly looked incredibly fragile under the sustained aerial bombardment and aggressive overlapping runs from the revitalized hosts.
Stoppage Time Salvage
The closing stages descended into absolute pandemonium. Constant pressure forced a catastrophic error as R. Fajrin turned the ball into his own net in the 88th minute, reducing the massive deficit to a single goal. The Upset Factor peaked as the clock hit the 90-minute mark. F. Ramos Mingo found pockets of space in a crowded penalty area, expertly converting a crucial assist from N. Haljeta to cap off an unbelievable 3-3 draw. The roar around the stadium was deafening as the equalizer hit the back of the net. This monumental collapse denies Bali United crucial points in their bid to climb the Liga 1 table, while PSIM celebrates a resilient point that keeps their strong mid-season form alive. It was a stark reminder that momentum is everything in football.
Key Questions
How did the red card for J. Ferrari impact the match?
The 72nd-minute dismissal completely destroyed Bali United's defensive shape. Down to ten men, they succumbed to immense pressure and surrendered their commanding three-goal lead.
What caused the 6-goal thriller?
A mix of Bali United's early ruthless finishing and a catastrophic late defensive collapse, triggered by a red card, created the perfect storm for six goals.
How did PSIM Yogyakarta complete the comeback from behind?
Capitalizing on their numerical advantage, PSIM launched wave after wave of attacks. An 88th-minute own goal and a 90th-minute strike from F. Ramos Mingo completed the miraculous comeback.
What is the Futmetrix Score?
The Futmetrix Score is our 0-100 verdict on how entertaining a match is. We look at intensity, balance, stakes, and star quality to tell you if it's worth your time.
Mid-Table Mediocrity or Hidden Goal Fest?
Skip It Futmetrix Score: 46/100. With both teams floating safely in mid-table obscurity, this fixture lacks consequence but promises an open, pressure-free attacking display.
The Setup
PSIM Yogyakarta enter February 23 sitting eighth in Liga 1, heavily reliant on a stubborn but stagnant Form built on draws. Four stalemates in their last five matches show a team that is hard to beat but lacks the killer instinct to finish opponents off. Bali United arrive at Mandala Krida Stadium in tenth place, bringing a dreadful recent run and visible defensive cracks. A modest Stakes rating confirms there is little on the line here beyond league positioning and local pride. Without any genuine Stars to steal the headlines, this matchup relies entirely on both teams' inability to defend to keep viewers awake.
Key Battle
The home side's midfield will look to dictate the tempo against an away back line that has leaked a concerning 37 goals this season. With Bali United's defensive structure looking fragile in transition, PSIM's wide players must exploit the spaces left behind. The Balance of the match tips slightly toward the hosts, simply because Bali United struggle to keep clean sheets on the road and routinely switch off under pressure.
Our Prediction
We expect a surprisingly open affair. Bali United's defensive woes combined with PSIM's tendency to settle for draws suggests a high-scoring stalemate. A 2-2 draw looks likely as neither side possesses the defensive discipline required to shut up shop once they take the lead.