Indonesia Women's National Team Matches in 2026 Garuda Championship Series Held Without Spectators

Our economic fundamentals are strong across all fronts, with government spending, household expenditure, controlled inflation, and solid investment. Our economic fundamentals are strong across all fronts, with government spending, household expenditure, controlled inflation, and solid investment. The Football Association of Indonesia (PSSI) has confirmed that two matches of the Indonesia Women’s National Team in the Garuda Championship Series 2026 will be held without spectators. The decision was made considering security factors and limited supporting facilities at the venue. Vivin Cahyani, a PSSI Exco member, explained that this is a preventive measure to ensure the smooth running of all matches. The Arcamanik Stadium in Bandung, the main venue, has limited security facilities to accommodate large crowds. “Both women’s national team matches will not have ticket sales due to security facility limitations. Garuda Fans can still watch live broadcasts on Indosiar, Vidio.com, and FIFA+,” said Vivin Cahyani in a statement on Monday (1/6). The Garuda Pertiwi squad is scheduled to face two tough opponents from Southeast Asia. The full match schedule at Arcamanik Stadium is as follows. Despite playing without direct support from the stands, the Indonesia Women’s National Team is entering with high confidence. In April, during the FIFA Women’s Series 2026 in Thailand, Indonesia secured a convincing 4-2 victory over New Caledonia. The presence of key players like Isa Warps is expected to maintain team stability. The tournament is a crucial opportunity for the coach to test squad depth and enhance collective performance ahead of a busier international schedule. PSSI hopes national football fans will understand the decision to create a conducive match atmosphere for the development of women’s football in Indonesia. Satoru Mochizuki no longer serves as head coach following the women’s team’s failure to qualify for the 2026 AFC Women’s Asian Cup. Despite being eliminated from title contention, Indonesia still has one match left to compete for the bronze medal. Garuda Pertiwi secured a 3-1 victory over Singapore at Chonburi Stadium, Thailand, on Sunday (7/12). The result kept Indonesia’s hopes alive for a semifinal spot at the 2025 SEA Games. The Indonesia Women’s National Team occupies last place in Group A of the 2025 SEA Games women’s football standings after a heavy 0-8 defeat to hosts Thailand. Thailand, the hosts and world rank 53, will face Indonesia today, Thursday (4/12), at 18:30 WIB at Chonburi Stadium. Satoru Mochizuki no longer serves as head coach following the women’s team’s failure to qualify for the 2026 AFC Women’s Asian Cup. The Indonesia Women’s National Team must end their SEA Games 2025 football campaign without a medal after losing to Thailand in the bronze medal match. The Indonesia Women’s National Team maintained their semifinal hopes at the 2025 SEA Games, with Garuda Pertiwi securing a crucial 3-1 victory over Singapore. The Indonesia Women’s National Team fielded their strongest lineup against Singapore in the second Group A match of the 2025 SEA Games. The Indonesia Women’s National Team aims for victory when facing Thailand in the opening match of the 2025 AFF Women’s Cup Group Stage at Lach Tray Stadium, Haiphong, on Wednesday (6/8).