SEA GAMES 2011-Football : This the key of success duo 'Wa - Bo'

Duo mainstay Papua Indonesia U-23 national team at the SEA Games in 2011, Patrich Wanggai and Titus Bonai, a terrifying figure of the opponent's defense. Why duet 'Wa-Bo' so solid? Up to a third party group stage A SEA Games XVII, Patrich has scored four goals while Tibo has collected three goals. Total of seven goals in 11 goals completed 'Garuda team' so far. When silencing Thailand 3-1, Sunday (11/13/2011), and Tibo Patrich scored again rather crucial. Header two players paradise country was able to make it superior forces Rahmad Darmawan, after Thailand was able to equalize through Ronnachai Rangsiyo scored from the spot, before the killer goal at the end of the fight Ferdinand Sinaga forcing Thailand to go home more quickly. Bonai Patrich and instantly get a place in the hearts of football lovers homeland thanks to lethal duo. Apparently the reason to know each other so an important factor tandem 'Wa-Bo'. "At first I first learned the character Wanggai. Person how and skills of the game. It made me more and more unified as Wanggai," Tibo said after the match against Thailand. While his colleague, Patrich, replied: "Maybe because we were both from Papua. So, we've known each other character," Continues to tear the opponent's goal and go for gold 'Wa-Bo'!

SEA Games: Indonesia Beat Thailand 3-1

TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta: - Indonesia national team a 3-1 win over Thailand in Group A SEA Games in 2011 at the Bung Karno Main Stadium Jakarta, Sunday, November 13, 2011. Young scored Garuda is created through Titus Bonai minute 33, Patrich Wanggai 64 minutes, and Ferdinand Sinaga 90 minutes. Thailand scored through a penalty kick 53 minutes Rannachai Rangsiyo. With this result Indonesia collected nine points and qualify for the semifinals. Playing in front of tens of thousands pemndukungnya, Young Garuda team directly via Andik menghenyak Vermansyah from the right side so as to make Thailand's defense led by Sutjarit Jantakol.

Thailand, was also put pressure on the hard kepertahanan Indonesia, thus making the tempo of the game increases. As a result, the referee shall issue a yellow card for a foul Theeraton Bunmathan. Variatifnya attack Rahmad Darmawan foster children continue to be disclosed. The result is Thai players who just get a yellow card so that the referee violated Andik Vermansyah Kim Jong hyeok issued a second yellow card followed by a red card at minute 12. Despite losing in the number of players, foster children Prapol Pongpanich it continues to provide resistance. Several opportunities to create goals happen, just that thanks to the alertness Kurnie Meige, national team goalkeeper kept safe. Efforts to create goals continue to be done by a team of Garuda. The result in minute 33, Titus Bonai capable goalkeeper with a header accurately Thailand after receiving feedback from the measurable Hasim Kipuw thus changing the position to be 1-0. 1-0 up to the spirit of Indonesia to increase. Variation of wing and middle attack continued. Opportunities occur through Andi Vermansyah and Patrich Wanggai, only the efforts made have not been targeted. Results 1-0 occur until the first half ended. Thailand turns into the second half pressing Indonesia. Despite losing in the number of foster children foster Prapol players Pongpanich that continue to threaten and forced one of the players violated by Diego Michiels boxed forbidden. The result is the referee pointed to the spot. The captain of Thailand, Ronnachai Rangsiyo appointed executioner. The player with the number 9 was executed on 53 minutes calmly so as to make the position to be 1-1. Equally strong position to make the team Garuda Young inflamed. Onslaught as the first round was exhibited. The result Patrich Wanggai Ukrit Wongmeema capable goalkeeper in the 65th minute making it 2-1. Back ahead Rahmad Darmawan foster children more aggressive. Attacks continued to be built so as to make Thailand's defense violated Andik Vermasyah. Consequently Ekkasit Chaobut get a red card and must leave the game. Playing with nine players, Thailand became topsy-turvy. Conditions utilized Melgiansyah Egi and colleagues more pressing. Ferdinand Sinaga finally able to add the advantage on 90 minutes. Until the second round after winning 3-1 to Indonesia. The composition of players Indonesia: Kurnia Meiga (gk), Egi Melgiansyah (c), Octovianus Maniani / Ferdinand Sinaga, Cahyo Dwi Gunawan, Hasim Kipuw, Andik Vermansyah / Luke Mandowen, Diego Michiels, Titus Bonai, Hendro Siswanto / Mahardiga Lasut (KK), Patrich Wanggai and Abdul Rahman. The Thai players: Ukrit Wongmeema (gk), Seeket Madputeh (KK), Sarach Yooyen, Ronnachai Rangsiyo (KK), Isarapong Lilakorn / Ekkasit Chaobut (KK) (KM), Kroekrit Thawikan / Adisak

Krisorn, Natarid Thammroddodpon / Phonlawut Donchui, Theeraton Bunmathan (KK) (KM), Sutjarit Jantakol, Pokklaw A-Nan and Komkrit Cumsokcheak. WDA | ANT

Indonesia soccer team to the semifinals after beat Thailand 3-1

Indonesia soccer team to the semifinals after beat Thailand 3-1 Indonesia national team U-23 made it through to the semifinals after silencing the Thai national team U-23 with a score of 3-1, Sunday (11/13/2011). An additional three points to make Indonesia returned to collect nine points. Actually, both teams appear to demonstrate a quick game.However, malapateka hit Thailand. The team made it to play Prapol Pongpanich sepeluh player after Theeraton Bunmathan mendaptkan accumulation of yellow cards in the 13th minute.Players back numbered 15 was given a second yellow card due to dropping Andik Vermansyah during penetration on the right wing. Indonesia superior number of players are increasingly seen to dominate the game. Defender Diego Michiels who diligently perform pentrasi from the right wing almost breaking goal Thailand. Unfortunately Diego shot can still be thwarted by goalkeeper Thailand, Ukrit Wongmeema in the 16th minute. Nonetheless, Indonesia is not allowed to play freely. Several times the attacks launched Melgiansyah Egi and colleagues successfully broken line of defense of Thailand. Indonesia did not give up. They continue to maintain the intensity of their attacks. Finally, Indonesia struggle to fruition thanks to a goal that was created Titus Bonai in the 33rd minute. These goals came from a cross Hasim Kipuw after pentrasi in the right sector. Tibo bait immediately greeted with a header and scored. Goal is to make Indonesia more frenzied. With the game fast and feed one or two, Indonesia continued to launch attacks into the heart of Thailand's defense. Indonesia almost fruitless attack on the 39th minute. After the ball, Tibo send feedback to Andik breakthrough. Looking at Thailand's goalkeeper advanced, lifting the ball directly Andik. Unfortunately the ball flew just over the bar Thailand. Do not want to lose the moment, Indonesia continued to bombard the defense of Thailand. However, no additional goals until halftime. At the beginning of the second half, Indonesia was sentenced to a penalty after Diego dropped Sarach

Yooyen. Ronnachai Rangsiyo who appeared as executor successfully netted the ball at minute 51. The position became 1-1. But a draw was only last 12 minutes. Indonesia back ahead 2-1 thanks to goals from a corner kick Patrich Wanggai harness. Indonesia was getting the upper hand, after Thailand had to play nine players because Ekkasit Chaobut get a yellow card accumulation in the 65th minute. Chaobut rewarded a second yellow card due to violation of Andik. Indonesia was able to memaksimalkanya. Sinaga Ferdinand scored in injury time. Starting from behind the attacks, Wanggai send a cross. Ferdinand welcomes feedback and goals. The goal was to lock the victory Indonesia 3-1. Lineups: Indonesia: 1 - Kurnia Meiga; 13-Cahyo Dwi Gunawan, 28-Abdul Rahman, 15-Hasim Kipuw, 24-Diego Michiels; 8-Egi Melgiansyah, 26-Hendro Siswanto (Mahardiga Lasut 56); 21-Andik Vermansyah (Lucas Mandowen 87), 10-Octovianus Maniani (Ferdinand Sinaga 80), 27-Patrich Wanggai; 25-Titus Bonai Thailand: 18-Ukrit Cumsokcheak; 3-Seeket Madputeh, 8-Sarach Yooyen, 9-Ronnachai Rangsiyo, 11 Isarapong Lilakorn, 12-Kroekrit Thawikan, 14-Natarid Thammroddodpon, 15 - Theeraton Bunmathan, 16-Sutjarit Jantakol, 17-Pokklaw A-Nan, 20-Komkrit Cumsokcheak

RI goes top of Group A while Thailand keeps title hopes alive

The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Sat, 11/12/2011 2:03 PM A|A|A|

Indonesia cruised past 10-man Singapore to win 2-0 in its second Group A qualification match at the SEA Games in Jakarta on Friday. The Singaporeans were left shocked when Patrich Wanggai sent the Merah Putih off to a flying start at the Bung Karno Stadium, scoring after only 45 seconds of play. The goal sealed a beautiful counter-attacking move from the left and is currently the quickest scored at this years SEA Games soccer competition. Minutes later, Singapore was reduced to ten men when Navin Neil Vanu was sent off by the referee Supresencia Steve of the Philipines for a foul on Indonesians Mahardirga Lasut. The Young Lions were left reeling in the 37th minute when Indonesian striker Titus Bonai added a second goal, dribbling past four Singaporean defenders to strike. The second half proved to be monotonous when compared to the first, with Indonesia missing many goal-scoring opportunities against a weakened Singapore side.

Indonesias head coach Rahmad Darmawan said that his teams confidence had decreased after going 2-0 up, but that they were able to maintain their discipline and positioning so that whenever they lost possession, Singapore were unable to pose a real threat. To be honest, Singapore had several chances due to our unnecessary mistakes, he said. He added that the game had not been easy because of the good discipline of Singapores defense. We were able to score so early, but we were complacent in terms of our individual play. Singapore head coach Slobodan Pavkovic pointed to his sides huge individual errors, particularly referring to the first minute goal. The most important [lesson] from this game is that sometimes huge individual mistakes can destroy strategies, systems or tactics that have been prepared for some time, he said. With the victory, Indonesia tops the group with a total of six points, followed by Malaysia with four, then Singapore in third position also with four points but separated from Malaysia on goal difference. Thailand kept their hopes of progression from Group A alive after they soundly defeated Cambodia 4-0 at the Bung Karno Stadium. Indonesia meanwhile can temporarily bask in the glow of a strong start to the tournament, having put Cambodia to sword 6-0 in their first match. The country is aiming to win its first SEA Games gold medal in soccer after a 20 year hiatus, with Indonesias last soccer gold medal triumph coming in Manila in 1991. (rpt)

SBY wont attend RI vs Malaysia football finals

The Jakarta Post | Mon, 11/21/2011 3:40 PM A|A|A|

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono is not likely to come to the Bung Karno Main Stadium to watch the final match between Indonesia and Malaysia on Monday evening, a Presidential spokesman said. Presidential spokesman Julian Aldrin Pasha said that the President was very proud of the achievements of the Indonesian athletes, who had become the overall medal champion. The President extended his highest appreciation to the athletes who won medals and made the country the overall medal champion. The President also extended appreciation, especially to the national football team who would take on Malaysia in the finals, Julian told reporters at the Presidential Palace on Monday.

Julian said that the President, however, would likely not be able to attend the final match between Indonesia and Malaysia at the Bung Karno Main Stadium. Julian did not explain the reasons for the Presidents absence. Despite his absence, his attention to the countrys football remains intact. The President has shown his appreciation of the football team by watching the previous semifinal match, Julian said, as quoted by Antara news wire. as the president, he should've come to GBK to give full support to the young garuda squad, which is going to give everything it's got to play against the toughest foe - malaysia for it's the very first time for the garuda squad to reach the grand finale after 20 years of being shorn of any achievements and to be among his people, who've literally queued for the tickets since as early as 4.30 this morning and straight to this evening and inundated GBK with red shirts. but as usual he refuses to be among his own people even though his youngest son is marrying a daughter of one of his cabinet ministers or the coordinating minister of economy and industry to be precise tomorrow for he IS the president for crying out loud; therefore, he should put the common interest above all else.

Indonesia loses, again, to Malaysia in SEA Games final

The Jakarta Post, sea games, indonesia lost to malaysia, soccer finals, bung karno sports stadium | Mon, 11/21/2011 10:33 PM A|A|A|

Indonesia lost to Malaysia in a penalty shootout on Monday in the Southeast Asian Games soccer final at Bung Karno Stadium in Senayan, South Jakarta. The teams were tied 1-1 until the extra time. Indonesia scored early in the fourth minute with a header from Gunawan Dwi Cahyo. However, Malaysia controlled the game after Omar Mohamad Asrarudin equalized in the 35th minute. In the penalty shootout, two Indonesian players failed to score, while only one Malaysian striker failed. Malaysia previously beat Indonesia 1-0 in the qualifying round. The Indonesian and Malaysian squads have faced off 13 times in the history of the Southeast Asian Games, ending in six victories for each country and a 0-0 tie during a qualifying match in the 1979 Games. Two of the nations SEA Games matches were final-round showdowns that were held when Indonesia hosted the Games: Malaysias 1-0 triumph in 1979 while playing Indonesia and Indonesias 1-0 victory in 1987.

Semarang-born local soccer legend Ribut Waidi scored the only goal in 1987s final match in injury time.

That match was also held at Bung Karno Stadium, then called the Senayan Main Stadium, in Senayan, South Jakarta. Indonesia has twice won SEA Games soccer gold: first in 1987 and again in 1991, in the Philippines. Indonesia vs. Malaysia: SEA Games showdown history 2011 Indonesia (1) vs Malaysia (1). Malaysia won 4-3 in a penalty shootout (final) 2011 Indonesia (0) vs Malaysia (1) (qualification round) 2005 Indonesia (0) vs Malaysia (1) (bronze medal final) 2001 Indonesia (1) vs Malaysia (2) (qualification round) 1999 Indonesia (6) vs Malaysia (0) (qualification round) 1997 Indonesia (4) vs Malaysia (0) (qualification round) 1995 Indonesia (3) vs Malaysia (0) (qualification round) 1991 Indonesia (2) vs Malaysia (0) (qualification round) 1989 Indonesia (0) vs Malaysia (2) (qualification round) 1987 Indonesia (1) vs Malaysia (0) (final round) 1985 Indonesia (0) vs Malaysia (1) (bronze final) 1979 Indonesia (0) vs Malaysia (1) (final round) 1979 Indonesia (0) vs Malaysia (0) (qualification round) 1977 Indonesia (2) vs Malaysia (1) (qualification round)

First half: Indonesia 1, Malaysia 1

The Jakarta Post | Mon, 11/21/2011 8:36 PM A|A|A|

Indonesia ended the first half of the SEA Games soccer final match against Malaysia in a 1-1 draw on Monday after scoring early in the fourth minute. However, Indonesia was unable to find rhythm of play, allowing Malaysia to control the game and finally scoring the equalizer in the 35th minute. Indonesia: 1-Kurnia Meiga, 15-Hasim Kipuw, 13-Gunawan Dwi Cahyo, 28-Abdulrahman, 24Diego Michels, 8-Egi Melgiansyah, 6-Mahardiga Lasut, 21-Andik Vermansyah, 10-Oktovianus Maniani, 25-Titus Bonai, 27-Patrich Wanggai Malaysia: 1-Che Mat Khairul Fahmi, 2-Jasuli Mahali, 3-Mohamad Azmi, 4-Mohamad Shas, 13Saarani Ahmad Fahkri, 6-Omar Mohamad Asrarudin, 7-Fazail Mohamad Irfan, 24-Ahmad Mohamad Muslim, 10-Bakhtiar Baddrol, 11-G. Kandasamy Gurusamy, 9-Ambumamee Thamil Arasu.

Indonesia leads 1-0 against Malaysia in the 4th minute

The Jakarta Post | Mon, 11/21/2011 8:03 PM A|A|A|

Indonesia took an early lead against Malaysia after only four minutes in the SEA Games soccer final on Monday. Center back Gunawan Dwi Cahyo headed home from a corner kick taken by Octovianus Maniani. with full steam ahead, the young-gun garuda through andik, patrich and tibo kept trying to try to scoere goals, which eventually materialized at the 4th minutes of the first half of the finale. it all started with a corner kick from okto, the no.13 player gunawan accurately managed to put a ball straight to the upper left corner of the malaysian goal with a header, which made the

malaysian coachs facial expression so tense straight away for he knew too well that his team had just to score back and there just aint other way.

Footballers end our Games campaign with mother of all golds

JAKARTA: Defending champions Malaysia retained the coveted SEA Games football gold when they defeated hosts Indonesia 4-3 on penalty kicks in a blood-and-guts clash at the Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium in Senayan last night. It was their first ever back-to-back success in the history of the Games and also took Malaysias gold tally to a respectable 59 14 more than projected. It also denied Indonesia the gold that they wanted most to cap their domination of these Games. Malaysias heroes were goalkeeper Khairul Fahmi Che Mat and skipper Baddrol Bakhtiar. Khairul for stopping Indonesias last kick by Ferdinan Sinaga and Baddrol for tucking away the winner in the shootout. The gutsy Malaysians had fought back from an early goal down to equalise and looked good for a win in regulation time. But poor finishing saw the tie forced into extra-time which also failed to produce a winner. In the ensuing shootout, Gunawan, who scored the opening goal for Indonesia, turned villain when he missed his spot kick to give Malaysia the advantage before Ahmad Fakri Saarani blew his attempt to make it 2-2. Khairul then did his magic and Baddrol made sure the gold went to Malaysia. It was heartbreak for the 100,000 raucous fans who could not accept defeat and threw water bottles into the stands. For Indonesia, it was a second major blow in a year, having lost to Malaysia in the Suzuki Cup Asean Football Federation (AFF) Championships (4-2 on aggregate) here 11 months ago. Malaysia should have sealed the match in 90 minutes. They had more chances compared to Indonesia, who only looked dangerous on the break. Coach Ong Kim Swee had to start without three key players who were on the crock list forwards Syahrul Azwari Ibrahim, Izzaq Faris Ramlan and midfielder Wan Zaharulnisam Wan Zakaria.

All three were key hands who had scored crucial goals in Malaysias campaign Syahrul in the 1-0 win over Indonesia earlier and Izzaq who scored the winning goal in the 2-0 decision against Thailand. Yet, the Malaysians showed character to take on the Indonesians and silence the Senayan Roar with their gutsy display in a pulsating match. The home fans did their part cheering their team on and singing patriotic songs to raise their game. But it was Malaysia who were on the offensive and kept the fans on edge throughout. A defensive lapse saw Malaysia concede an early goal when Gunawan nodded in from a cornerkick beating goalkeeper Khairul in the fifth minute. The Malaysians were under tremendous pressure from the starting whistle with speedy Octo Maniani and Titus Bonai creating havoc down the flanks. Goalkeeper Khairul did well to make two crucial saves from attempts by Titus and striker Patrich Wanggai in the opening four minutes. But the Malaysians did well to regain their composure and shut-off the deafening roar of the vociferous fans. They had a golden chance to draw level but Mohd Asraruddins point blank header from a corner-kick was saved by Indonesian goalkeeper Kurnia Meiga in the 10th minute. Then, Malaysia had a good spell in the Indonesian half with playmakers K. Gurusamy and skipper Baddrol winning most of the possession in midfied. The Malaysians began to grow in confidence and could have got the equaliser if not for striker A. Thamil Arasus hasty shot in front of goal in the 15th minute. The Indonesians early fire fizzled out as Malaysia dominated the proceedings with their neat short passess and it was not long before they found the net through Mohd Asraruddin in the 34th minute. Baddrol put through Mohd Asraruddin to score from a diving header from close range. The second-half was all Malaysia and striker Ahmad Fakri could have secured the win if not for his missed sitters in front of goal in the 50th and 63rd minutes. MALAYSIA: Khairul Fahmi Che Mat, Mahalli Jasuli, Mohd Azmi Zubir, Mohd Fadhli Sas, Mohd Asraruddin Putra Omar (Fandi Othman), Mohd Irfan Fazail, A. Thamil Arasu (Yong Kuong Yong), Baddrol Bakhtiar, K. Gurusamy (Mohd Nazmi Faiz), Ahmad Fakri Saarani, Mohd Muslim Ahmad.

INDONESIA: Kurnia Meiga, Mahadirga Lasut (Hendro Siswanto), Egi Melgiansyah, Octo Maniani, Gunawan Dwi Cahyo, Hasim Kipuw, Andik Vermansyah (Ferdinan Sinaga), Diego Michiels, Titus Bonai, Patrich Wanggai (Ramdani Lestaluhu), Abdul Rahman