Australia vs Indonesia Live Stream & Tips - Australia to bounce back in the World Cup qualifiers

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Australia have had four matches under new manager Tony Popovic and Indonesia will be playing their first game under Patrick Kluivert. The Socceroos are further ahead and with home advantage, can win to nil in Sydney.

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HTH
Last 5 Meetings
Australia Form
Australia Squad & Team News
Indonesia Form
Indonesia Squad & Team News

Stats

Australia have won 11 of their last 15 home matches (World Cup qualifiers).
Australia have won to nil in 9 of their last 15 home matches (World Cup qualifiers).
Australia have won to nil in their last 3 home matches against Indonesia.
Indonesia have failed to score in their last 6 matches against Australia.
Indonesia have lost to nil in their last 2 matches.
Indonesia have lost 2 of their last 3 matches (World Cup qualifiers).

HTH

Australia have a 10-2 advantage against Indonesia alongside four draws.

Last 5 Meetings

Competition	Date	Home	Score	Away
World Cup qualifiers	10.09.2024	Indonesia	0:0	Australia
2023 AFC Asian Cup	28.01.2024	Australia	4:0	Indonesia
Asian Cup qualifiers	03.03.2010	Australia	1:0	Indonesia
Asian Cup qualifiers	28.01.2009	Indonesia	0:0	Australia
International friendly	29.03.2005	Australia	3:0	Indonesia

Australia Form

Australia had a poor start in the World Cup qualifying third round, a 1-0 loss against Bahrain and 0-0 draw in Indonesia resulting in Graham Arnold’s resignation.

Tony Popovic took over and got off to a winning start, coming back to beat China 3-1 in Adelaide. They drew 1-1 in Japan, going ahead through an own goal but ending with 1-12 shots.

The Socceroos drew both matches in November, 0-0 against Saudi Arabia and 2-2 at Bahrain where Kusini Yengi scored in the 1st and 96th minutes.

Australia Squad & Team News

Goalkeepers: Mathew Ryan, Paul Izzo, Tom Glover

Defenders: Aziz Behich, Miloš Degenek, Kye Rowles, Jason Davidson, Fran Karačić, Cameron Burgess, Lewis Miller, Jason Geria, Alex Grant, Kai Trewin

Midfielders: Jackson Irvine, Aiden O'Neill, Anthony Caceres, Ryan Teague, Nectarios Triantis

Forwards: Martin Boyle, Craig Goodwin, Adam Taggart, Brandon Borrello, Kusini Yengi, Marco Tilio, Daniel Arzani, Nishan Velupillay

Harry Souttar, Rhyan Grant, Ajdin Hrustic, Riley McGree and Mitch Duke miss out after being called up in November.

Paul Izzo, Tom Glover, Alex Grant, Kai Trewin, Ryan Teague and Nectarios Triantis could make their debuts.

Kusini Yengi has scored 6 goals in 11 internationals.

Indonesia Form

Indonesia failed to win in their opening five World Cup qualifiers. They began with three draws and two defeats, ending the run with a 2-0 victory against Saudi Arabia.

Tae-yong Shin’s side competed in the ASEAN Championship in December. Beginning with a 1-0 win against Myanmar and 3-3 draw to Laos, two 1-0 defeats against Vietnam and Philippines resulting in a group stage exit.

Indonesia Squad & Team News

Goalkeepers: Nadeo Argawinata, Ernando Ari, Maarten Paes, Emil Audero

Defenders: Pratama Arhan, Rizky Ridho, Jordi Amat, Sandy Walsh, Justin Hubner, Shayne Pattynama, Jay Idzes, Muhammad Ferarri, Calvin Verdonk, Mees Hilgers, Kevin Diks, Dean James

Midfielders: Ricky Kambuaya, Marselino Ferdinan, Ivar Jenner, Nathan Tjoe-A-On, Thom Haye, Eliano Reijnders, Joey Pelupessy

Forwards: Rafael Struick, Ramadhan Sananta, Hokky Caraka, Ragnar Oratmangoen, Septian Bagaskara, Ole Romeny

Asnawi Mangkualam was called up to the 2024 ASEAN Championship but misses out here. Dzaky Asrafm, Egy Maulana Vikri, Marc Klok and Arsa Ahmad are injured.

No player in the squad has scored six international goals with Ricky Kambuaya, Marselino Ferdinan and Ramadhan Sananta all on five.

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Verdict

Australia v Indonesia

Australia have drawn three straight matches, but have a great chance against an Indonesian side playing their first game under Patrick Kluivert. The Socceroos are backed to win to nil in Sydney.