Indonesia vs Singapore Prediction 25 September 2026
🔊 Jakarta, Gelora Bung Karno Stadium. This is the venue for the match that opens a new chapter in regional football - the first edition of the FIFA ASEAN Cup. For Indonesia, it is a chance to prove they can dominate in South-East Asia, particularly after a disappointing showing at the ASEAN Championship where they failed to get out of the group. For Singapore, who have been performing reasonably well against the Indonesians recently, it is a chance to spoil the hosts' party once again.
Head-to-Head
🔊 The two sides have a rich head-to-head history, but they have met only three times in the current decade. Notably, on two of those occasions Indonesia failed to live up to their status as favourites, with both matches ending 1-1.
Head-to-head statistics Indonesia - Singapore

Indonesia: Assessing the European Contingent After a Disappointing Tournament
John Herdman comes into this match with the strongest squad available to him. The 23-man group includes many players based in Europe - among them goalkeepers Emil Audero (Rayo Vallecano) and Maarten Paes (Ajax), defenders Kevin Diks (Borussia Mönchengladbach) and Calvin Verdonk (Lille), midfielder Joey Pelupessy (Lommel) and forward Ole Romeny (Fortuna Sittard). For Indonesia, a response to their dismal ASEAN Championship campaign is critical - they failed to get out of the group, with Singapore among the sides who finished above them.
Match Results: Indonesia

Singapore: Impressive Away Performances
Gavin Lee, who manages the Lions, openly acknowledges that their opponents have grown stronger since the last time the two sides met. Singapore have, however, maintained a stable squad - 19 players who featured in the last AFF Cup are still involved. Among the key figures are captain Hariss Harun, midfielder Kyoga Nakamura and forward Ilhan Fandi, who scored against Indonesia in the August fixture. All three represent Lion City Sailors, the Singapore champions. The team have been playing organised football of late and have shown no weakness away from home, going six consecutive away matches without defeat.
Match Results: Singapore
⚽️ Total Goals Prediction
Singapore have scored at least one goal in 10 of their last 11 matches and average 1.6 goals per game away from home. Indonesia concede an average of 1.33 goals per game at home. These figures point to a strong likelihood of the visitors getting on the scoresheet. We're backing Singapore Team Total - Over 0.5 Goals at 1.91.
🚩 Corners Prediction
Singapore have played eight consecutive matches with a corners total of under 10.5, while Indonesia have played 11 consecutive matches with a corners total of under 11.5. This points to a consistent tendency towards a low corner count in both teams' games. Our pick is Total Corners - Under 10.5 at odds of 1.56.