Result: Persija 1-2 Persib, Kemayoran Tigers Fall, Bandung Maung More Comfortable at the Top

Sunday, 10 May 2026 | 19:21

Author: Rojes Saragih

Gelandang Persib Bandung Adam Alis Setyano melakukan selebrasi

Persib Bandung midfielder Adam Alis Setyano celebrates after scoring a goal against the opponent at Segiri Stadium
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Summary

1. Persib Bandung secured a 2-1 victory over Persija Jakarta at Stadion Segiri, with Adam Alis scoring both decisive goals.

2. This win strengthens Persib's position at the top of the league standings, accumulating 75 points.

3. Key factors in subduing Persija's aggression were Teja Paku Alam's defensive solidity and coach Bojan Hodak's effective tactics.

Samarinda – Persib Bandung showed their champion mentality when facing their arch-rivals, Persija Jakarta, in the continuation of week 32 of the 2025/26 Super League. Playing at Segiri Stadium, Samarinda, Sunday (10/5/2026), Maung Bandung successfully stole full points with a narrow 2-1 victory over the hosts, simultaneously solidifying their position at the top of the standings.

The Stolen Momentum
The match opened at a relatively controlled tempo. Both teams appeared to play very tactically, minimizing risk while trying to break down the opponent's defensive structure. However, the deadlock was broken in the 20th minute through a moment of individual class from Alaaeddine Ajaraie.

The Moroccan striker made a sharp penetration from the left side, bypassing the Persib defense before unleashing a low finish that Teja Paku Alam couldn't reach. Persija led 1-0, forcing Persib to respond immediately.

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Quick Response and Adam Alis' Effectiveness
The deficit did not immediately break down Persib's play organization. Only a few minutes later, Adam Alis equalized to make it 1-1 after capitalizing on a lapse in the Persija backline. The intensity of the game increased sharply as both teams aimed to secure the full points.

Persib's dominance continued and paid off in the 36th minute. Starting from sharp vision, Thom Haye delivered an accurate long pass that freed Adam Alis from the offside trap. With remarkable composure, Adam beat Carlos Eduardo for the second time, turning the score to 1-2 before the halftime break.

Defensive Solidity in the Second Half
Entering the second half, Persija appeared more aggressive in pursuit of an equalizer at Segiri Stadium. Relentless pressure was applied, forcing Teja Paku Alam to make a series of crucial saves, especially when thwarting golden opportunities from Ajaraie and Eksel Runtukahu.

Seeing the increasing pressure, Bojan Hodak made a tactical adjustment in the 61st minute by bringing on Eliano Reijnders and Layvin Kurzawa. The introduction of fresh legs proved effective in balancing the midfield and dampening the aggressiveness of Persija's wingers. A key moment occurred in the 73rd minute, when Eliano made a crucial intervention that stopped a serious threat from Dony Tri Pamungkas.

Until the final whistle blew, the 2-1 score for Persib's advantage remained. This result brings Maung Bandung greater comfort at the top of the 2025/26 Super League Standings with 75 points, leading by ten points over Persija, who are stuck in third place.

Lineups
Persija Jakarta (4-2-3-1): Carlos Eduardo; Paulo Ricardo (Fajar Fathurrahman 82’), Rizky Ridho, Donny Tri Pamungkas, Bruno Tubarao; Rayhan Hannan (Witan Sulaeman 67’), Fabio Calonego, Van Basty Sousa (Jordi Amat 63’), Allano de Souza; Alaaeddine Ajaraie, Eksel Runtukahu (Gustavo Almeida 63’).

Persib Bandung (4-2-3-1): Teja Paku Alam; Patricio Matricardi, Federico Barba, Frans Putros, Kakang Rudianto (Eliano Reijnders 61’); Luciano Guaycochea (Layvin Kurzawa 61’, Dedi Kusnandar 79’), Adam Alis, Thom Haye (Beckham Putra 74’), Berguinho, Uilliam Barros, Patrick Jung (Sergio Castel 74’).

Quick Answer

Persib Bandung Defeats Persija Jakarta 2-1 to Extend League Lead

Persib Bandung defeated Persija Jakarta 2-1 in their Super League match at Segiri Stadium. Adam Alis scored both goals for Persib, overcoming an early deficit after Alaaeddine Ajaraie's opener for Persija. The victory extends Persib's lead at the top of the standings to 75 points.

Adam Alis scored both goals for Persib Bandung in their 2-1 victory
Persib overcame an early goal by Persija's Alaaeddine Ajaraie
The win solidifies Persib's top position in the standings with 75 points
Key substitutions and defensive resilience secured the second-half result

Persib Bandung secured a crucial 2-1 victory against rivals Persija Jakarta at Segiri Stadium, strengthening their position at the top of the Super League standings with 75 points. Adam Alis delivered both goals for the league leaders in this week 32 clash.

Early Momentum Shift

Persija struck first when Alaaeddine Ajaraie broke through Persib's defense in the 20th minute, finishing clinically past goalkeeper Teja Paku Alam. The early goal forced Persib to regroup quickly against their determined opponents.

Alis Turns the Tide

Persib responded almost immediately as Adam Alis capitalized on a defensive lapse to equalize. The momentum shifted decisively in the 36th minute when Thom Haye's precise long pass found Alis, who coolly finished past Carlos Eduardo to put Persib ahead before halftime.

Defensive Resilience Secures Points

Facing increased pressure in the second half, Persib relied on crucial saves from Teja Paku Alam and tactical adjustments from coach Bojan Hodak. The introduction of Eliano Reijnders and Layvin Kurzawa in the 61st minute helped stabilize the midfield, with Reijnders making a vital interception against Dony Tri Pamungkas in the 73rd minute to preserve the lead.

The result leaves Persib comfortably atop the standings with a 10-point cushion over third-placed Persija, demonstrating their championship credentials in this fiercely contested encounter.

Persija Jakarta (4-2-3-1): Carlos Eduardo; Paulo Ricardo (Fajar Fathurrahman 82'), Rizky Ridho, Donny Tri Pamungkas, Bruno Tubarao; Rayhan Hannan (Witan Sulaeman 67'), Fabio Calonego, Van Basty Sousa (Jordi Amat 63'), Allano de Souza; Alaaeddine Ajaraie, Eksel Runtukahu (Gustavo Almeida 63').

Persib Bandung (4-2-3-1): Teja Paku Alam; Patricio Matricardi, Federico Barba, Frans Putros, Kakang Rudianto (Eliano Reijnders 61'); Luciano Guaycochea (Layvin Kurzawa 61', Dedi Kusnandar 79'), Adam Alis, Thom Haye (Beckham Putra 74'), Berguinho, Uilliam Barros, Patrick Jung (Sergio Castel 74').