Japan vs Indonesia match stats & report
6–0 Full time
Japan beat Indonesia 6–0 in the World Cup - Qualification Asia (3rd Round - 10) on 10 June 2025. Japan had 71% of the ball.
Japan vs Indonesia match statistics
- 71% Ball possession 29%
- 21 Total shots 0
- 11 Shots on target 0
- 8 Shots off target 0
- 2 Blocked shots 0
- 19 Shots inside the box 0
- 8 Corners 0
- 6 Fouls 6
- 0 Offsides 3
- 644 Passes 268
- 90% Pass accuracy 75%
- 0 Goalkeeper saves 5
Goals and cards
- 15' Goal D. Kamada (assist S. Mito) Japan
- 19' Goal T. Kubo (assist S. Machino) Japan
- 45' Goal D. Kamada (assist T. Kubo) Japan
- 55' Goal R. Morishita (assist S. Machino) Japan
- 58' Goal S. Machino (assist T. Kubo) Japan
- 80' Goal M. Hosoya Japan
The Ghost's call
The Ghost made no call on this match before kickoff.
Team news & lineups
Japan
Bench Z. Suzuki , K. Tani , H. Sekine , J. Fujita , Y. Suzuki , Y. Hirakawa , K. Sano , K. Tawaratsumida , R. Sato , Y. Ohashi , K. Nakamura , M. Hosoya
Indonesia
- 12 E. Audero Goalkeeper
- 4 K. Diks Defender
- 2 M. Hilgers Defender
- 3 J. Idzes Defender
- 23 Justin Quincy Hubner Defender
- 21 D. James Defender
- 13 Y. Sayuri —
- 19 T. Haye Midfielder
- 14 J. Pelupessy Midfielder
- 6 B. Putra —
- 10 O. Romeny Attacker
Bench Maarten Paes , Ernando Ari , Jordi Amat , C. Verdonk , S. Pattynama , N. Tjoe-A-On , Marselino Ferdinan , Yakob Sayuri , E. Maulana , Ricky Kambuaya , S. Lilipaly , Rafael Struick
Form guide
Japan at home
7–3–0 in 10 matches
- Scored
- 1.9 per game
- Conceded
- 0.8 per game
- Clean sheets
- 4 / 10
- Corners
- 3.3 per game
- Shots on target
- 4.9 per game
32% of their goals arrive after the 75th minute.
Indonesia away
0–1–1 in 2 matches
- Scored
- 0.0 per game
- Conceded
- 0.5 per game
- Clean sheets
- 1 / 2
- Corners
- 4.0 per game
- Shots on target
- 1.0 per game
Based on 2 matches — treat these numbers lightly.
Japan vs Indonesia head-to-head
| Date | Match | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Indonesia v Japan | 0–4 | |
| Japan v Indonesia | 3–1 |
Only 2 previous meetings on record. The Ghost weights head-to-head lightly — form is a stronger signal.