Indonesian National Team vs Kuwait National Team Results in 2023 Asian Cup Qualification: Garuda Squad Wins 2-1! : Okezone Ball

RESULTS Indonesian National team vs Kuwait national team in 2023 Asian Cup Qualification which will take place on June 8, 2022 at night WIB is already known. Had played a 1-1 draw in the first half, Shin Tae-yong’s team finally managed to steal three points with a 2-1 advantage over Kuwait.

Had been left behind by one goal in the 41st minute, the Garuda squad rose through the execution of Marc Klok’s penalty in the 45th minute. Then, another Indonesian national team goal was successfully recorded by Rachmat Irianto in the 46th minute.

Thanks to this victory, the Indonesian national team managed to pocket three points in Group A of the 2023 Asian Cup Qualification. Meanwhile, the Garuda squad is in first position in the Group A standings, while waiting for the Jordan vs Nepal match, which will take place this morning at 02.15 WIB.

The course of the match

First round

Competing at the Jaber Al-Ahmad International Stadium, Kuwait, the Indonesian national team was under high pressure from the opposing team. Kuwait, who played in front of the public, was able to dominate the game in the first 10 minutes of the first half.

After 20 minutes of the fight, Kuwait accelerated the tempo of the attack in order to score points. Fortunately, Nadeo and other defenders were able to thwart the efforts made by Kuwait.

A good opportunity was obtained by Indonesia in the 30th minute. Unfortunately, Saddil Ramdani’s attempt to attack from the right failed to execute it properly so the position was still tied at 0-0.

After that, Indonesia became more confident in carrying out attacks and it was quite troublesome for Kuwait. Although successful in creating several opportunities, Indonesia failed to convert them into a goal.

Even so, Kuwait did not give up so easily to be able to regain control of the tempo of the match. Kuwait was finally able to take the lead in the 41st minute after Indonesia’s defense was a bit off guard.

But in minute 43, Indonesia got a penalty kick after Rachmat Irianto was violated in the forbidden box. Marc Klok who became the executor was able to carry out his duties in the 45th minute and balanced the score to 1-1 and lasted until halftime.

Second round

Entering the second half, Shin Tae-yong made two changes. Irfan Jaya and Stefano Lilipaly were pulled out. Muhammad Rafli and Witan Sulaeman came in to replace.

The Indonesian national team immediately took the initiative to attack to dismantle Kuwait’s defenses. Witan Sulaeman, who had just entered in the second half, successfully created chaos in front of the Kuwaiti goal.

His kick ball which was hit by a Kuwaiti defender approached Rahmat Irianto who was standing free in front of the goal. Through a deadly kick, Rachmat Irianto succeeded in bringing the Indonesian national team ahead 2-1 in the 46th minute.

Not long after, Kuwait had scored a goal, but the goal was annulled by the referee because the Kuwaiti player was in an offside position. On the other hand, the Indonesian national team appears increasingly crazed.

In the 53rd minute again the opportunity was successfully created by the Garuda squad. Through the right side, Rachmat Irianto gave a pass to Saddil Ramdani, who was standing in the penalty box. Unfortunately, Saddil Ramdani’s shot still hit one of the Kuwait defenders.

Entering the 66th minute Kuwait tried to dismantle the defense of the Indonesian national team. The team made by Thamer Enad continued to carry out various attacks. However, the solid defense of the Indonesian national team made Nadeo’s goal still safe.

Entering the crucial minute, the Garuda squad continued to be pressed by the Kuwaiti troops. Fortunately, a solid line of defense was shown by the Indonesian national team. Until the long whistle sounded the Indonesian national team won 2-1.

Lineup:

Kuwait (4-3-3) :Hussain Kankone; Fahad Alreshidi, Omar Alhaibaiter, Talal Alfadhel, Fahad Alhajeri; Fahed Alansari, Issa Ali, Rashed Aldousari; Yousef Alsulaiman, Bader Almotawa, Eid Alrashidi.

Coach: Thamer Enad.

Indonesia (4-3-3): Nadeo Argawinata; Elkan Baggott, Rizky Ridho, Fachruddin Aryanto; Rachmat Irianto, Marc Klok, Primary Arhan Alif, Ricky Kambuaya, Saddil Ramdani; Stefano Lilipaly, Irfan Jaya.

Coach: Shin Tae-yong

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