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Indonesianational football team record

283
Wins
144
Draws
301
Defeats

728 matches, 1934 to 2026TFN Elo rating 1459, 116th in the world

Indonesia have played 728 internationals since 1934: 283 wins, 144 draws and 301 defeats. Their most frequent opponent is Malaysia, with 74 meetings. Their biggest win is 13–1 against Philippines in the AFF Championship on 23 December 2002.

Indonesia's record

Overall record
MatchesPlayedWonDrawnLostGoalsWin rate
All7282831443011230–116239%
Competitive564223112229976–87940%
Friendlies164603272254–28337%
At home2401205268455–28350%
Away1773435108191–41619%
Neutral venues31112957125584–46341%

Record against every opponent

Indonesia have played 92 different national teams. Opponents with a head-to-head page are linked.

Record by opponent
OpponentPWDLGoalsLast met
Malaysia74331724124–962026
Thailand6919173389–1252026
Singapore60281418115–602026
Myanmar451791975–692024
South Korea38353024–862007
Philippines31235390–232024
Vietnam3111101036–382026
Cambodia25212298–162026
Japan19621126–472025
Australia1714127–392025
Saudi Arabia17121410–482025
China16231111–342025
Hong Kong1694332–222018
India1683532–202004
South Vietnam1692538–281975
Taiwan14100433–132025
Iraq121298–262025
Brunei1192049–22023
Laos1192048–132024
Qatar1012710–242014
Bahrain83239–202025
Bangladesh852121–62026
New Zealand82428–91997
North Korea80174–212012
Kuwait72328–122022
Sri Lanka752029–62004
Iran60153–162024
Oman62138–62026
Timor-Leste660020–22026
UAE61148–182021
Yemen62407–32014
Jordan50052–132022
Syria51043–152014
Turkmenistan531111–82023
Pakistan440015–32014
Egypt30123–111991
Fiji30303–32017
Maldives330010–02010
Palestine31115–32023
Uruguay31025–112010
Yugoslavia30034–141961
Afghanistan2–3 (2021), 0–1 (2021)20022–42021
Bhutan2–0 (2003), 2–0 (2003)22004–02003
Bulgaria0–4 (1973), 0–1 (2026)20020–52026
Burundi3–1 (2023), 2–2 (2023)21105–32023
Cameroon0–0 (2012), 0–1 (2015)20110–12015
Curaçao3–2 (2022), 2–1 (2022)22005–32022
East Germany1–3 (1956), 2–2 (1959)20113–51959
Iceland0–6 (2018), 1–4 (2018)20021–102018
Kyrgyzstan4–0 (2013), 0–1 (2017)21014–12017
Libya0–4 (2024), 1–2 (2024)20021–62024
Lithuania0–4 (1996), 2–2 (1999)20112–61999
Malta0–1 (1981), 0–3 (1991)20020–41991
Nepal2–0 (2014), 7–0 (2022)22009–02022
Netherlands2–9 (1938), 0–3 (2013)20022–122013
Tanzania3–1 (1997), 0–0 (2024)21103–12024
Uzbekistan1–1 (1997), 0–3 (1997)20111–41997
Algeria0–1 (1986)10010–11986
Andorra1–0 (2014)11001–02014
Argentina0–2 (2023)10010–22023
Bosnia0–2 (1997)10010–21997
Croatia2–5 (1956)10012–51956
Cuba0–1 (2014)10010–12014
Denmark0–9 (1974)10010–91974
Estonia0–3 (1996)10010–31996
Ghana0–2 (1993)10010–21993
Guinea1–3 (1965)10011–31965
Guyana2–1 (2017)11002–12017
Hungary0–6 (1938)10010–61938
Jamaica2–1 (2007)11002–12007
Kenya2–3 (1990)10012–31990
Lebanon0–0 (2025)10100–02025
Liberia1–2 (1984)10011–21984
Liechtenstein2–3 (1981)10012–31981
Mali3–2 (1963)11003–21963
Mauritania2–0 (2012)11002–02012
Mauritius1–0 (2018)11001–02018
Moldova1–2 (1996)10011–21996
Mongolia3–2 (2017)11003–22017
Morocco0–2 (1980)10010–21980
Mozambique1–0 (2026)11001–02026
Nigeria1–2 (1983)10011–21983
Papua New Guinea0–1 (1984)10010–11984
Paraguay2–3 (1986)10012–31986
Puerto Rico0–0 (2017)10100–02017
St Kitts and Nevis4–0 (2026)11004–02026
Senegal2–2 (1982)10102–21982
Sweden0–3 (1962)10010–31962
USA7–5 (1956)11007–51956
Vanuatu6–0 (2019)11006–02019
South Yemen1–0 (1988)11001–01988
Zimbabwe0–0 (1997)10100–01997

Biggest wins and heaviest defeats

Biggest wins

  1. v PhilippinesAFF Championship, 23 Dec 200213–1 for Indonesia
  2. v CambodiaSoutheast Asian Games, 6 Dec 199510–0 for Indonesia
  3. v TaiwanMerdeka Tournament, 19 Aug 196810–1 for Indonesia
  4. v BruneiAFC Asian Cup qualifying, 28 May 19719–0 for Indonesia
  5. v PhilippinesMerdeka Tournament, 12 Sept 19629–0 for Indonesia

Heaviest defeats

  1. at BahrainWorld Cup qualifying, 29 Feb 20120–10 for Indonesia
  2. at DenmarkFriendly, 3 Sept 19740–9 for Indonesia
  3. at Saudi ArabiaFriendly, 12 Dec 19800–8 for Indonesia
  4. at NetherlandsFriendly, 26 Jun 19382–9 for Indonesia
  5. at SyriaWorld Cup qualifying, 18 Nov 20070–7 for Indonesia

Latest results

  1. v ThailandFIFA ASEAN Cup, 5 Oct 20262–2 for Indonesia
  2. v BangladeshFIFA ASEAN Cup, 1 Oct 20269–2 for Indonesia
  3. v MalaysiaFIFA ASEAN Cup, 28 Sept 20260–0 for Indonesia
  4. v SingaporeFIFA ASEAN Cup, 25 Sept 20262–0 for Indonesia
  5. at SingaporeASEAN Championship, 7 Aug 20261–1 for Indonesia
  6. v VietnamASEAN Championship, 3 Aug 20260–3 for Indonesia
  7. v Timor-LesteASEAN Championship, 31 Jul 20263–0 for Indonesia
  8. v CambodiaASEAN Championship, 27 Jul 20265–1 for Indonesia
  9. v MozambiqueFriendly, 9 Jun 20261–0 for Indonesia
  10. v OmanFriendly, 5 Jun 20263–0 for Indonesia

Indonesia's rating through history

The TFN Elo rating rises with wins and falls with defeats, weighted by the opponent’s strength, the margin and the competition.

End of 1934: 1494End of 1938: 1452End of 1951: 1437End of 1953: 1426End of 1954: 1458End of 1956: 1439End of 1957: 1502End of 1958: 1623End of 1959: 1617End of 1960: 1658End of 1961: 1608End of 1962: 1577End of 1963: 1523End of 1964: 1559End of 1965: 1520End of 1966: 1537End of 1967: 1525End of 1968: 1646End of 1969: 1667End of 1970: 1522End of 1971: 1543End of 1972: 1488End of 1973: 1470End of 1974: 1434End of 1975: 1462End of 1976: 1358End of 1977: 1382End of 1978: 1377End of 1979: 1329End of 1980: 1382End of 1981: 1397End of 1982: 1401End of 1983: 1343End of 1984: 1328End of 1985: 1303End of 1986: 1328End of 1987: 1351End of 1988: 1355End of 1989: 1358End of 1990: 1371End of 1991: 1396End of 1992: 1387End of 1993: 1323End of 1995: 1377End of 1996: 1362End of 1997: 1442End of 1998: 1440End of 1999: 1486End of 2000: 1508End of 2001: 1503End of 2002: 1494End of 2003: 1484End of 2004: 1449End of 2005: 1428End of 2006: 1418End of 2007: 1391End of 2008: 1388End of 2009: 1409End of 2010: 1432End of 2011: 1392End of 2012: 1368End of 2013: 1355End of 2014: 1345End of 2015: 1347End of 2016: 1385End of 2017: 1358End of 2018: 1334End of 2019: 1262End of 2021: 1340End of 2022: 1408End of 2023: 1420End of 2024: 1461End of 2025: 1474End of 2026: 1459
Rating at the end of each year. Peak: 1695, reached on 9 November 1969. Hover the chart for any year.

Record by competition

Record by competition
CompetitionPWDLGoals
Friendly164603272254–283
Merdeka Tournament103441841188–161
World Cup qualifying99272151123–202
AFF Championship75371820181–105
Southeast Asian Games5626141690–53
AFC Asian Cup qualifying5321112188–67
Jakarta Anniversary Tournament30186666–30
King's Cup301261255–43
Asian Games291261155–50
Korea Cup25521832–60
AFC Asian Cup16321113–38
Indonesian Independence Cup1372428–11
Vietnam Independence Cup920714–22
ASEAN Championship832313–10
FIFA ASEAN Cup422013–4

Top scorers

  1. 1Ilham Jaya Kesuma5
  2. 2Widodo Cahyono Putro5
  3. 3Bambang Nurdiansyah4
  4. 4Bambang Pamungkas4
  5. 5Budi Sudarsono4
  6. 6Cristian Gonzáles4
  7. 7Dede Sulaiman4
  8. 8Kurniawan Dwi Yulianto4
  9. 9Ramadhan Sananta4
  10. 10Ronny Wabia4

Counted from the 108 of 728 matches with scorer records, which are mostly competitive matches, so totals can be lower than official tallies.

Questions answered

When did Indonesia play their first international?

On 13 May 1934, a 7–1 win against Japan in the Far Eastern Championship Games.

What is Indonesia's biggest win?

13–1 against Philippines in the AFF Championship on 23 December 2002.

What is Indonesia's heaviest defeat?

0–10 against Bahrain in World Cup qualifying on 29 February 2012.

Who have Indonesia played the most?

Malaysia: 74 matches, with 33 wins, 17 draws and 24 defeats for Indonesia.

What is Indonesia's longest winning run?

9 wins in a row, from 21 November 1968 to 9 November 1969.

Former names

  • Dutch East Indies, 1934 to 1951
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Results through 6 October 2026. Page updated 3 November 2026. How these numbers are calculated.